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The bustling city of Gerresheim is gearing up for its annual carnival parade, set to take place on February 23rd, 2020, at Quadenhofstraße. This much-anticipated event is proudly supported by the Gerresheim citizen's militia.

Last year, the parade saw a grand total of 1300 participants and 38 groups marching in unison. The parade route will end with a second pass through the Neusser Gate.

Stefan Pitzer, a prominent figure in the city, strongly advocates for waste avoidance during the carnival parade. In line with this, a glass ban has been proposed for the event, although it has not been implemented this year. No confetti or beer mats should be thrown during the parade, according to Mr. Pitzer.

For the safety of all participants, large gaps in the parade order are discouraged. All participants are required to remain in line and not drop out. A control system and deposit organization are needed for waste management in the carnival parade.

Rene Falkenberg, a member of the Gerresheim citizen's militia, praises the achievements of the carnival parade in recent years. However, he advises against letting numerous wishes overwhelm the organisers and tackling tasks one at a time.

The fire department's exit needs to be cleared simultaneously during the dissolution of the parade. To ensure a disciplined dissolution, participants are expected to pass each other once during the parade.

Even professionals from Awista struggle with the resulting mud after rain showers in the carnival parade. To address this, a new safety concept has been introduced, which includes a truck barrier set up on Neunzigstraße.

Many visitors agree that Rene Falkenberg's closing remark was a good one. As the search results do not provide the name of the chairman of the "Saubande" in 2020, it is unclear who delivered this closing remark.

In conclusion, the carnival parade in Gerresheim is an exciting event that brings the community together. With the support of the Gerresheim citizen's militia, the parade promises to be a memorable occasion for all involved.