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New Mayors. Sandrine Schmitt of Blotzheim: "Becoming Mayor Wasn't a Personal Ambition"

Summary by lalsace.fr
The municipal elections of March 2026, as well as two deaths in Blotzheim and Michelbach-le-Haut, changed the political face of Saint-Louis agglomeration. Ten of the forty communes of l'agglo are headed by new elected representatives. This summer, we give them the floor. For this third episode, place at Sandrine Schmitt, the deputy who took over from Jean-Paul Meyer in Blotzheim.
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The municipal elections of March 2026, as well as two deaths in Blotzheim and Michelbach-le-Haut, changed the political face of Saint-Louis agglomeration. Ten of the forty communes of l'agglo are headed by new elected representatives. This summer, we give them the floor. For this third episode, place at Sandrine Schmitt, the deputy who took over from Jean-Paul Meyer in Blotzheim.

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lalsace.fr broke the news on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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