Last week, Ulli Ehrgott was sworn in as district councilor for Vienna’s 18th district of Währing. The chairwoman of the Währing Senior Citizens’ Association is taking over the legacy of the recently deceased Beate Traindl and is strengthening the diverse team around club chairwoman Beate Marx and district party chairwoman and district leader Deputy Oliver Möllner. “I am looking forward to taking on my new tasks for Währing and would like to be the bridge between the seniors and the young people in our beautiful district,” said Ehrgott in an initial reaction. In her work in the health sector and her work as a movement coach, barrier-free mobility is one of the topics close to her heart.
“Beate Traindl leaves a big gap in Währing that no one can fill – we are trying to continue her legacy with great humility. Ulli Ehrgott has been an enormous asset to the Währing People’s Party for several years, and I am all the more pleased that Ulli Ehrgott is now strengthening Beate Marx’s team in the Währinger Club. In daily work for our Währinger population,” said ÖVP Währing district party chairman Oliver Möllner.
Through her work in the senior citizens’ association and her involvement in the Währing parish community, she is in daily contact with both the younger and older generations. “With Ulli Ehrgott we have gained a real bridge builder. With her experience, she is not only a reinforcement for our club, but above all for the Währing district,” concludes club chairwoman of the ÖVP Währing, Beate Marx.
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