The restrooms at the Wolfratshausen train station have been closed for more than two years, leading to ongoing protests from commuters and efforts from the mayor to urge the railway company to reopen them. In a recent move, council member Ulrike Krischke and Ines Lobenstein from Caritas sent a protest letter to key officials, including the railway's board and several ministers, highlighting the public's frustration regarding the situation. This protest appears to have made an impact, as Mayor Klaus Heilinglechner reported in a city council meeting that Deutsche Bahn's subsidiary, DB Infrago, which oversees the train stations, is considering providing an offer for leasing and operating the restrooms. A staff member from the railway company communicated to the mayor that they intend to address the matter, although no formal offer was received yet. The mayor emphasized the persistent interest from citizens in this issue and has been urging for a prompt resolution. With the involvement of local officials and civil society organizations, there is renewed hope that the restrooms may soon reopen, improving the travel experience for commuters in Wolfratshausen and reflecting the power of civic engagement in local governance.