Voluntary municipal service; application

Voluntary services are tasks that the local authority sets itself. It is free to decide whether and how to fulfill these tasks.

For example, certain subsidies, grants, reductions or benefits can be offered as voluntary services. These can then be applied for.

Examples:

• Funding: e.g. cultural funding, cargo bike funding, funding for the purchase of old houses, funding for the construction of a rainwater cistern
• Subsidy: e.g. for composters, reusable diapers, diaper bags, soundproof windows, energy consulting, projects with children and young people, repair and design of buildings, training costs for music lessons
• Reduction: e.g. for residual waste garbage cans
• Discount: e.g. for local public transport, a so-called "district pass"

Local public transport is a voluntary task of the administrative districts and independent municipalities within their own sphere of influence, but at the same time serves to provide services of general interest. In order to secure and improve existing local public transport, the responsible authority can draw up a local transport plan.

In addition, the tasks assigned on the basis of membership of Münchner Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund GmbH (MVV) are carried out. You can find an overview of the transport routes in the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen district transport route map.

The district also offers various voluntary services in the area of climate protection. Climate protection work is based on the district's integrated climate protection concept, which the climate protection management team is tasked with implementing. Important measures include, for example, the updating of the CO2 balance, the further development of everyday cycling, the promotion of education for sustainable development and the support of the energy advice center of the Bavarian Consumer Advice Center.

Cultural promotion

The art prize is awarded every two years in the categories of art promotion prize, art prize and cultural honorary letter.

Please note the links to our "Climate protection" page. Here you will find, among other things, further information on the integrated climate protection concept for the district of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen.

You will also find the following links here:

• Local transport plan
• Energy transition Oberland
• Mobility management with the statutes, ordinances and general decrees on public transport, Deutschlandticket and the 365-euro MVV ticket for school transportation
• Art prize, art promotion prize, cultural honorary letter

• Integrated climate protection concept for the district of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen

  By drawing up a climate protection concept, the district of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen aims to improve its climate protection policy activities together with its municipalities and thus fulfill its role as a role model and central driving force for the development and implementation of climate protection measures in the region. The overall aim of the integrated climate protection concept is to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions in the district.

• Climate protection in the district of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen

  Overview of climate protection activities in the district

• Local transport plan

  In order to control and coordinate local public transport in the district, the public transport authority can draw up a local transport plan for the entire district. This was first adopted in 1996 and is still valid today.

• Energy transition Oberland

  Energiewende Oberland is one of the largest community foundations for the energy transition in Germany. Its members are the four districts of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Miesbach and Weilheim-Schongau and numerous municipalities, organizations, companies and citizens of the Oberland region. Energiewende Oberland supports and advises on the goal of increasing energy efficiency and supplying the region entirely with renewable energies by 2035.

• Mobility management

  By bus, train and bike through the Tölzer Land region

  The district of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen is part of the Munich Transport Association (MVV).

• Art prize, art promotion prize, cultural honorary letter

  The Art Prize is awarded every two years in three categories: Art Promotion Prize, Art Prize and Honorary Cultural Award.

• Family planning; application for municipal funding
• Outpatient care services; application for municipal funding