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City of Lünen Official Gazette No. 36/2025 Published
The City of Lünen has released the latest edition of its Official Gazette, No. 36/2025, on September 12, 2025. This public document, available both digitally and physically, carries important information for the residents of Lünen.
Weighing in at 226.66 KB, the Gazette can be easily downloaded from the city's homepage, providing convenience for those preferring a digital format. For those who prefer a physical copy, the Gazette can be obtained at the town hall foyer, Willy-Brandt-Platz 1.
One of the key highlights of this edition is a public notice regarding the right to object to the disclosure and transmission of data from the Register of Residents. This notice serves to inform residents of their rights and the procedures involved in exercising them.
The September 12, 2025, edition of the Gazette also provides updates on the city's political landscape. Following the mayoral election on September 14, 2025, no candidate received an absolute majority. As a result, a runoff election is scheduled for September 28, 2025, between Martina Förster-Teutenberg (SPD) and Dr. Christian Klicki (CDU).
As a public document, the City of Lünen Official Gazette No. 36/2025 is a valuable resource for residents, offering transparency and keeping the community informed. For any queries or clarifications, the contact number is 02306 104-1310.
The City of Lünen Official Gazette No. 36/2025 marks the 36th edition of the Official Gazette for the year 2025. It is a testament to the city's commitment to openness and transparency, ensuring that its residents are well-informed and engaged in the democratic process.
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