Fonds Landesarchiv NRW Abteilung Ostwestfalen-Lippe, L 109 Blomberg - L 109 Blomberg Administrative and District Office Blomberg (inventory)

Due to the administrative reform of 1879, the city of Blomberg, the offices of Blomberg, Schieder and Schwalenberg were combined to form the administrative office of Blomberg, which commenced its work on 1 October 1879 (Landesverordnungen vom 30.7.1879, p. 717 ff.). The judicial tasks previously performed by these offices were assigned to the district court of Blomberg, which was newly established on 1 October 1879 (LV 17 of 7 May 1879, p. 659 et seq.), as a result of the judicial reform and the dissolution of all previous courts. The administrative office was headed by a trained civil servant who was accompanied by a clerk. The civil servant chaired the local council meeting in which the individual local councils were represented. In special cases, he continued to carry out all the other duties assumed by the officials of the individual offices, as well as the lifting business. In addition, the bailiff in Blomberg had to continue to provide the conscription business [Musterung der Rekruten], since the administrative offices Blomberg and Detmold together formed the new excavation district Detmold, but with the two excavation sites Blomberg and Detmold. The Ordinance on the Formation of Administrative Districts of 23.7.1879 remained in force until the adoption of the Municipal Constitution Act of 1.2.1927, which came into force on 1.4.1928. - In 1928 the bailiff was replaced by a likewise trained administrative officer, the district administrator, who was the executive committee of the Amtsausschuss and also chaired the Amtstag (LV 40 of 1.12.1927, p. 303 ff.). The tasks and the administrative area were retained. With the administrative reform in the context of the safety device of the national budget and the budgets of the municipalities and municipality federations of 14.10.1931 (LV 31 of 14.10.1931, S. 393 ff.) the district administrator offices were dissolved and formed in Lippe two districts. The district office Blomberg was incoporated with the inclusion of the cities Blomberg and Schwalenberg to the new district Detmold. At the same time, however, in this district association the bailiff in Blomberg was established as the lowest administrative authority, to which the administrative area of the former district administration office Blomberg was subordinated (cf. D 105 The bailiff in Blomberg [now district archive Lippe, inventory K 1 Blomberg]). With the dissolution of the Blomberg District Office, the district welfare office in Blomberg also ceased to exist, and the district of Detmold took over its duties from then on. The files of the holdings L 109: Verwaltungs- und Landratsamt range from 1879 - with previous files - to 1932 and are connected to the official holdings L 108 Blomberg, L 108 Schieder as well as L 108 Schwalenberg. To quote is: L 109 Blomberg No. ... signed Wolf no. 416-481 from Zug. 49(49 a?)/1971 and 59/1972 as well as 482-512 from Zug. 73/2007; the existing classification had to be extended in some points and some new sub-items had to be added (1.1. ; 13.1. - 13.7.). 10.8.2006/12.11.2007/15.10.2008 signed Schwinger No. 513 and 514 from "Nachlass" Ingeborg Kittel added (see preliminary remark to L 108 Schwalenberg). 12.10.2009 signed Arno Schwinger

Landesarchiv NRW East Westphalia-Lippe Department (Archivtektonik) >> 1 State Archives Detmold >> 1.1 Land Lippe (until 1947) >> 1.1.2 Administration, judiciary >> 1.1.2.2 General and internal administration >> 1.1.2.2.6 Administrative Offices/Landratsämter >> Administration and District Office Blomberg

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