Dorothee Diehl

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Dorothee Diehl (* 1967/1968) is a German politician ( CDU ).

Diehl was elected mayor of the city of Maintal in January 2001 , replacing her party colleague Erhard Rohrbach , who had not run for another term.

After allegations had been raised that Diehl had improperly used her company car for private purposes and spent an above-average amount of money on business meals and gifts, a voting procedure against her was initiated at the end of 2002. In the vote now taking place in May 2003, she was voted out with 93.9% of the votes, with a turnout of 40.3%. Until the election of a new mayor, the First City Councilor Erik Schächer (CDU) took over Diehl's duties on a temporary basis.

The following investigation into fraud and breach of trust was discontinued at the beginning of January 2004 against payment of a fine of 3500 euros .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Mayoral election in Maintal, St. , Hessian State Statistical Office
  2. ^ Controversial CDU mayor voted out , May 11, 2003, Spiegel Online
  3. ↑ Cheering scenes in Maintal after Mayor Diehl was voted out of office , May 11, 2003, FAZ.net
  4. ↑ No external successor for Dorothee Diehl , May 13, 2003, FAZ.net
  5. ^ Proceedings against former mayor Diehl discontinued , January 13, 2004, FAZ.net
personal data
SURNAME Diehl, Dorothee
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German politician (CDU)
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century