communities Bissingen, Holzmaden, Neidlingen and Ohmden. On the Boßler, a rock, crashed since 1940 several planes through impact with the abruptly rising mountain. Mayors 1889–1916: Stadtschultheiß Scheu 1916–1937: Karl Schmid 1937–1972: Georg Kandenwein 1972–2009: Hermann Bauer (Free voters) since April 2009: Johannes Züfle (independent) None of the candidates could reach the majority (Elections January 29, 2017). Incorporations On 1 January 1972, was incorporated into Weilheim. The coat of arms from 1952 shows in blue a golden oblique right beams, covered with a natural cherry twig. Hepsisau was located 4 kilometers from Weilheim located on the escarpment and had about 750 inhabitants. Transportation The road L 1200 comes from Neidlingen in the southeast and continues to Kirchheim unter Teck in the northwest. The L 1252 connects westward with Dettingen unter Teck. L 1214 towards Aichelberg leads to the A8. The road L 1213 leads to Gruibingen. From 1908 to 1995 was a railway branch line from Kirchheim (Teck) to Weilheim. Since 1982 Kirchheim (Teck) is the next railway station for passengers. Viticulture Weilheim is the most south-eastern foothill of the wine-growing region Württemberg. Established businesses Karl Fischer, earthmoving, demolition, transport work Hans Fischer Transport, nationally active forwarding and logistics company Wilhelm Kächele, leading manufacturer of specialty rubbers and rubber-metal connections Kurt Hack (Euro Tramp trampolines), trampoline manufacturer Educational institutions In addition to the Realschule and the elementary and secondary school with Werkrealschule there is with the Limburg school a primary school in the city. A special school completes the education offer. The high school students of the community relate to high schools in Kirchheim unter Teck. Furthermore, there are five local municipal kindergarten, the "free kindergarten Weilheim and the forest kindergarten Weilheim. The public library has a stock of about 28,000 media and had in 2012 142,000 loans. Since 1 July 2013, " eLibrary " with e-books was introduced. Leisure and sports facilities The Lindach Stadium, home of the Sports Club Weilheim with adjacent tennis- and football fields, a basketball court, a bike park and a skate park. Sports ground Egelsberg (football ground) Riding facility (Egelsberg) Points of interest Buildings The St. Peter's with a lot of fittings was built in 1489 in late Gothic style and is now a cultural monument. Kapuzinerhaus Bürgerhaus The town hall on the market square was built in 1777 Regular events Städtlesfest, every year on the first Sunday in July Village festival in Hepsisau, every