State government and city senate Zilk I

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Provincial government and city senate Zilk I was the name for the Viennese provincial government and the Vienna city senate under the mayor and governor Helmut Zilk between 1984 and 1987. The provincial government Zilk I officiated from the resignation of Leopold Gratz and the inauguration of Helmut Zilk as mayor on September 10, 1984 to on the inauguration of the Zilk II government on December 9, 1987.

When Leopold Gratz withdrew, the long-standing city councilors Gertrude Fröhlich-Sandner and Peter Schieder also withdrew from the state government. Helmut Zilk was elected as the new mayor, and Helmut Braun and Ingrid Smejkal followed as city councilors . Jörg Mauthe died on January 29, 1986 while the government was in office ; Roman Rautner left the government in 1986 for health reasons. He was followed by Rudolf Edlinger to.

Government composition (as of 1985)

Office Surname Political party Departments
Governor
Mayor 		Helmut Zilk SPÖ
1. Deputy Governor
1. Deputy Mayor
Executive City Councilor 		Hans Mayr SPÖ Finance and Economic Policy
2. Deputy Governor
2. Deputy Mayor
City Councilor 		Erhard Busek ÖVP without department
Executive city councilor Friederike Seidl SPÖ Human resources, legal affairs and consumer protection
Executive city councilor Ingrid Smejkal SPÖ Education, youth and family
Acting city council Franz Mrkvicka SPÖ Culture and sport
Acting city council Alois Stacher SPÖ Health and social
Acting city council Fritz Hofmann SPÖ Urban development and renewal
Acting city council Helmut Braun SPÖ Environment and Citizen Service
Acting city council Roman Rautner SPÖ Buildings (until 1986)
Acting city council Rudolf Edlinger SPÖ Buildings (from 1986)
Executive City Council Johann Hatzl SPÖ Transport and energy
City council Anton Prince ÖVP without department
Councilor Maria Hampel-Fuchs ÖVP without department
City council Jörg Mauthe ÖVP without department, † January 29, 1986
City council Wilhelm Neusser ÖVP without department

literature

  • Magistrate of the City of Vienna (Ed.): The City Council of the City of Vienna, the Vienna State Parliament, the Vienna City Senate, the Vienna State Government 1945–1985.