Service group: Urban planning
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Information about Vantaa Light Rail
The rail network is the backbone of Vantaa, as well as an important part of the entire metropolitan transport system. Vantaa light rail interconnects Vantaa’s different regions more tightly together.
Child friendly Vantaa to receive an action plan of its own
Vantaa City Executive Board had its last meeting this year on December 12, 2021. The meeting ratified the City of Vantaa’s Child Friendly City 2022-2023 action plan, confirmed the results of the youth council election, and decided to apply for membership in the EU Commission’s 100 Climate-Neutral
Information on soil for builders
Soil conditions can have a significant impact on construction solutions and costs. You can order previous soil surveys and soil data from the city.
Plots and land areas
The City of Vantaa sells and rents land for both residential and business purposes. You can also sell your land to the city.
The European Rising Innovative City
City of Vantaa is the European Rising Innovative City.
Land acquisition and land use agreements
The City of Vantaa is actively acquiring land in order to develop the city and implement land use plans. The city also leases land for a wide range of purposes.
New rescue stations in Myyrmäki, Tikkurila, Korso, and Hakunila
Vantaa city executive board decided in its meeting on November 15, to ratify Myyrmäki, Tikkurila, Korso and Hakunila rescue stations’ needs assessments. To improve Keski-Uusimaa Rescue Department’s response times, Vantaa will need altogether four new rescue stations in the near future.
Results of Havukoski, Mikkola, and Länsimäki participatory budgeting
Since the spring, participatory budgeting—a process where the residents can influence how to spend city-allocated funds—has been going on in Havukoski, Mikkola, and Länsimäki. In participatory budgeting, the residents get to decide on how to spend €50,000 on developing each district.