ScharmÃ¼tzelsee (Amt)

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The Office Scharmutzelsee ( Lower Tśemuśnica office ) is an office formed in 1992 in Brandenburg, where the original nine municipalities in the former circles Beeskow and Fiirstenwalde had (now the Oder-Spree district, Brandenburg ) together to form a management group. The seat of the official administration is in the town of Bad Saarow. By incorporations and municipal mergers, the number of official member municipalities has now reduced to five communities.

Geographical location

The Office is located in the west of the district Oder-Spree in Brandenburg ( Germany ), and flanked on the west to the Office Spree Hagen, on the north by the city of Fürstenwalde / Spree and the Office Or foreland, on the east by the municipality Rietz -Neuendorf and in the south the city Storkow (Mark).

The municipalities with its districts

The Office Scharmutzelsee has not (yet ) five official communities belonging to:

Bad Saarow ( Zarow ) with the villages of Neu Golm ( Nowy CHOLM ) and Petersdorf ( Pětšojce )
Diensdorf -Radlow ( Dimšojce - Radłów )
Langewahl ( Ławjele )
Reichenwalde ( Rychwałt ) with the districts Dahmsdorf ( Damaćojce ) and Kolpin ( Kolpin )
Wendish Rietz (REC )

History

The Minister of the Interior of Brandenburg issued on 13 July 1992 its approval for the formation of the Office Scharmutzelsee. As the time of conclusion of the Office July 21, 1992 has been set. The office was located in the town of Bad Saarow- Pieskow (today Bad Saarow ) and initially consisted of nine communities in the former circles Beeskow and Fiirstenwalde:

As of 31 December 2001, the municipalities Dahmsdorf, Kolpin and Reichenwalde merged to form the new municipality Reichenwalde. December 31, 2002 Neu Golm and Petersdorf were incorporated into the municipality of Bad Saarow. Also effective December 31, 2002 Bad Saarow- Pieskow was renamed in Bad Saarow.