In addition, public participation is also available online during the same period at wiesbadenwirkt.de/krekel-anlage (opens in a new tab). 

The displays are being used for the third time at the Biebrich location. In 2025, they were used for public participation in the cemetery development plan at various cemeteries in Wiesbaden. Additionally, interested parties were able to provide feedback on the 2026 Spring Market at the former SportScheck location, Langgasse 5-9, via the participation displays. 

The small orange devices, known as Citizen Dialog Kits (CDKs), are versatile and allow for participation at any time directly at the project site. Using five buttons, interested parties can answer questions regarding the revitalization of the Robert-Krekel-Anlage. The CDKs thus offer citizens the opportunity to easily participate in municipal participation projects, for example, on their way to the bakery or on their way home from work. 

Participation in the park’s revitalization is also the focus of the event “Urban Development Promotion Day in Biebrich: Have Your Say, Get Involved, Help Shape the Future” at the Robert-Krekel-Anlage on Friday, April 24. Between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m., the State Capital of Wiesbaden, together with the Biebrich-Mitte Neighborhood Management (IB Südwest gGmbH) and numerous dedicated local residents, will offer a diverse and creative program for children and adults on site. 

For questions regarding online participation and the CDKs, please contact the mitWIrken office at mitwirkenwiesbadende.