Design Alt-Treptow with: Take part in the neighborhood survey!

Alt-Treptow, watch out! The district office Treptow-Köpenick heralds a new era in citizen participation! All residents are required: How are you in your neighborhood? The neighborhood survey Alt-Treptow now starts and offers you the opportunity to share your opinions, worries and ideas. Take part and actively shape the future of your district!

This unique survey deals with the challenges that affect Alt-Treptow and its people. As the only place within the S-Bahn ring, this district has character and charm, but it also faces major challenges. Climatic changes and social issues are topics that count every voice. Here you are asked: How do you experience your living environment? What future do you want for your neighborhood?

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The district councilor Dr. Claudia Leistner explains: "With this survey, we would like to actively involve the people on site in the design of their neighborhood and jointly develop solutions for the future of Alt-Treptow. The survey should create a representative basis for this." This is your moment to be heard!

The questions of the survey revolve around their perception of Schmollerplatz, which acts as a central neighborhood, and the use of public spaces. What could be improved? Where do you see ideas and investments necessary? Your answers say more than a thousand words!

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Participation is a child's play! You can share your view anonymously in just 15 minutes. The survey is available online - both in German and in English. Access is via a special link that you should not miss! Do you need help? No problem! If you have any questions or translation, the contact point for citizen and citizen participation is available.

In addition, you can pick up a printed version of the survey in the Kiezklub Gerard Philipe from October 1st, 2024. Don't be shy - pack a pen and express your opinion!

All Alt-Treptower are cordially invited to bring their votes until November 10, 2024. Take part and show how important your neighborhood is!

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