1946–1957: Ernst Sorg 1957–1964: Friedrich Neininger (1957–1971 Mayor of Langenbach, 1971–1977 local chairman of Langenbach) 1964–1972: Heinrich Wolff 1972–1997: Karl-Heinz Schneider 1997–2021: Robert Strumberger 2021– : Heiko Wehrle Coat of arms The blazon of the coat of arms reads: "In blue, a golden oblique wave beam, within it a red trout swimming upwards." Coat of arms of the districts Partner town Vöhrenbach has been twinned with the French commune Morteau in Franche-Comté since 1973. Culture and sights As it is home to a historical clock making region of the Black Forest (see cuckoo clock), Vöhrenbach is on the German Clock Road. Buildings and monuments The dam Linachtalsperre (de) is a listed structure of historical importance. This dam and hydroelectric power station, which had been shut down for years, was reactivated on 16 March 2007. The renewable energy power plant is expected to generate 1.2 million kilowatt hours. In addition, the Linach Reservoir is to become a tourist attraction in the future. The Catholic parish church St. Martin (de), newly constructed in 1953–54 and integrated in the tower build 1871–73, contains sculptures from two members of the Vöhrenbacher sculptor family Winterhalder, Adam Winterhalder (de) and Johann Michael Winterhalder. The Catholic parish church Allerheiligen (de) in the district of Urach dates from the 11th to the 18th century and contains works by Matthias Faller (de). The Uhrmacherhäusle (clockmaker's house) from 1726 war recently renovated. The Bruderkirchle or Michaelskapelle: The chapel on the old road from Vöhrenbach to Villingen via Herzogenweiler was first mentioned in 1580. Ruins of the castles Neu-Fürstenberg (de) and Krumpenschloss (de) are located in the district Hammereisenbach-Bregenbach. Sport The Black Forest Bike Marathon, held annually since 1997 leads through Vöhrenbach. The soccer team FC Vöhrenbach 1926 plays in the Kreisliga. Economy and infrastructure The town's economy is characterized by medium-sized industry, handicrafts, commerce and tourism. Agriculture plays a major role in the districts and villages. Vöhrenbach is economically strongly connected with neighboring Furtwangen. Traffic The connections to Furtwangen and Villingen are via L 173. L 172 offers a connection to Titisee-Neustadt and via L 180 to Donaueschingen. A 81, east of Villingen-Schwenningen is the closest highway (Autobahn). Until 1972, Vöhrenbach was also served by the train Bregtalbahn (de), which ran between Donaueschingen and Furtwangen. The western section from Bräunlingen to Furtwangen was turned into a bicycle path after its closure. Education In Vöhrenbach, there was the elementary and secondary