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STADTREPORTER UECKERMÜNDER STADTREPORTER - 18 - Nr UECKERMÜNDER STADTREPORTER AMTLICHES MITTEILUNGSBLATT DER STADT UECKERMÜNDE kostenlos und monatlich Jahrgang 16 ISSN 1439-1465 Dienstag, der 18. September 2012 Nr. 09 Sparkassenstiftung Uecker-Randow UECKERMÜNDER STADTREPORTER - 2 - Nr. 09/12 Nr. 09/12 - 3 - UECKERMÜNDER STADTREPORTER STEUERN / VERANLAGUNG BÜRGERSERVICE - WOHNGELD BÜRGERMEISTERIN Gabriela Berndt Bärbel Böttcher Heidi Michaelis Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 209 Tel. 28424 Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 107 Tel. 28446 Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 226 Tel.: 28414 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] SEKRETARIAT STADTKASSE STADTWÄCHTER Bianka Sachtler Carola Chappuzeau Wolfgang Höppner Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 225 Tel. 28413 Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 011 Tel. 28453 Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 404 Tel. 28451 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] BAUHOF PERSONALSERVICE Roswitha Bandelow Dietrich Schlee Hans-Jürgen Vollmann Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 010 Tel. 28422 Ueckerstraße 4a Tel. 22800 Am Rathaus 2 Zi. 2 Tel. 28432 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] VOLLSTRECKUNG Sabine Klawitter GEBÄUDE- U. GRUNDSTÜCKSVERWALTUNG PERSONALSERVICE / KITA Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 012 Tel. 28475 Ute Scholwin (Hochbau) Steffi Heinrich / Martina Saeger Mail: [email protected] Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 209 Tel. 28469 Am Rathaus 2 Zi. 1 Tel. 28433 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] BAU- UND ORDNUNGSAMT Amtsleiter Jürgen Kliewe Torsten Bröcker-Stellwag (Tiefbau) KÄMMEREI UND HAUPTAMT Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 206 Tel. 28460 Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 208 Tel. 28463 Amtsleiter Joachim Trikojat Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 308 Tel. 28415 Mail: [email protected] SEKRETARIAT Ilona Beeckmann Karin Behrmann Am Rathaus 2 Zi. 5 Tel. 28435 Mail: [email protected] SEKRETARIAT Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 205 Tel. 28461 Kathrin Schultz Mail. [email protected] Edelgard Heiß Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 306 Tel. 28439 Am Rathaus 2 Zi. 6 Tel. 28438 Mail: [email protected] RECHT UND ORDNUNG Mail: [email protected] Kerstin Soyeaux ZENTRALE DIENSTE Am Rathaus 4 Zi. 304 Tel. 28416 Kerstin Ehlert Sven Behnke Mail: [email protected] Am Rathaus 2 Zi. 4 Tel. 28420 Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 201 Tel. 28447 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] VERKEHR / KATASTROPHENSCHUTZ Wolfgang Körting PLANUNGSANGELEGENHEITEN Sylvia Prescher Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 212 Tel. 28419 Steffi Fetting (Stadtplanung/Bauordnung) Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 202 Tel. 28412 Mail: [email protected] Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 210 Tel. 28467 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] HAFEN ALLGEMEINE DATENVERARBEITUNG Gerd Rasche Ines Zimmermann (Straßenbaubeiträge) Jan Kluge Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 211 Tel. 28471 Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 211 Tel. 28464 Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 220 Tel. 28434 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] ORDNUNG UND SICHERHEIT Ines Breitsprecher (Stadtsanierung/Wohnumfeld) ARCHIV Berit Antusch Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 211 Tel. 28462 Astrid Wirth Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 404 Tel. 28473 Mail: [email protected] Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 402 Tel. 28426 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] Rita Rüscher (Liegenschaften) Wolfgang Antlitz Am Rathaus 4 Zi. 104 Tel. 28465 BILDUNG UND KULTUR Mail: [email protected] Christel Lieckfeldt Am Rathaus 5 Zi. 404 Tel. 28451 Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 302 Tel. 28437 Mail: antlitz.rathaus@ueckermünde.de Mail: [email protected] WIRTSCHAFTSFÖRDERUNG / TOURISMUS GEWERBE UND MÄRKTE Referatsleiterin Petra Manthei KULTUR / SPORT Dagmar Voß Am Rathaus 4 Zi. 101 Tel. 28449 Jana Krohmann Am Rathaus 4 Zi. 301 Tel. 28482 Mail: [email protected] Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 301 Tel. 28454 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] FUNDBÜRO / RUHENDER VERKEHR TOURISTIK-INFORMATION STRAND Kerstin Zimmermann Altes Bollwerk 9 Ulf Albrecht Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 111 Tel. 28481 Jürgen Appelhagen Tel. 28485 Mail: [email protected] Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 211 Tel. 28488 Gabriele Ritschel Tel. 28486 Mail: [email protected] RUHENDER VERKEHR / WOHNGELD Steffen Augstein Tel. 28484 FINANZEN / HAUSHALT Claudia Semmler Mail: [email protected] Astried Kolbow Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 106 Tel. 28452 Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 206 Tel. 28427 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] STADTBIBLIOTHEK neu: Adresse u. BÜRGERSERVICE - STANDESAMT Ueckerstraße 96 Telefonnummer GESCHÄFTSBUCHHALTUNG Birgit Köhn Jutta Gröll Tel. 28480 Elke Richardt Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 102 Tel. 28421 Mail: [email protected] Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 208 Tel. 28476 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] FREIZEITZENTRUM BÜRGERSERVICE - EINWOHNERMELDEAMT Haffring 20 Margrit Budde Hiltrud Schmidt Edgar Baudner Tel. 27209 Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 208 Tel. 28431 Am Rathaus 3 (Schloss) Zi. 101 Tel. 28429 Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] Mail: [email protected] HAFFMUSEUM im Schloss Astrid Wirth Tel. 28445 Adresse: Postfach 1145, 17368 Ueckermünde ● Hausanschrift: Am Rathaus 3, 17373 Ueckermünde Mail: [email protected] UECKERMÜNDER STADTREPORTER - 4 - Nr. 09/12 Frau Edeltraud Ulrich zum 76. Geburtstag DIE BÜRGERMEISTERIN GRATULIERT 03.10. Herr Wilfried Eckert zum 73. Geburtstag Herr Willi Gall zum 70. Geburtstag ZUM Herr Gilhard Krause zum 71. Geburtstag Herr Hans-Peter Krause zum 70. 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