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Tuusula wants to encourage the creation of new jobs. The local authority pays a subsidy to employers who take on jobseekers from Tuusula.

The Särmä Business and Service Centre is set to open its doors in Hyrylä next autumn. A large proportion of Tuusula Municipality’s operations will be transferred to Särmä. In this article, we have compiled information about the move to Särmä and the services provided by the municipality.

In Central Uusimaa, cooperation on food aid has been developed since 2024 between municipalities, the welfare region, organisations and parishes, coordinated by the municipality of Tuusula. Food distribution serves as material assistance and provides relief from financial hardship. Furthermore, food distribution points act as community meeting places that alleviate loneliness and offer peer support.

The ‘Let’s Revitalise the Kerava River!’ event brought together stakeholders keen to develop the Kerava River at Kerava Manor on 28 May 2026. The event marked the start of brainstorming sessions on cross-municipal cooperation relating to the development of the Keravan River.

The new members of the Tuusula Leisure Group, who launched their activities earlier this year, have thrown themselves enthusiastically into their work. Their first task this spring has been to compile a list of schools’ requests for leisure activities and clubs, and in the autumn they will be promoting the new leisure season.

The annual national vocational skills championships, known as the Taitaja event, will be held from …

By using electricity sparingly and making wise purchasing decisions, we safeguard both the municipality’s finances and our shared environment. The municipality of Tuusula is constantly refining its energy policy.

Tuusula’s new traffic park is being built based on the children’s own wishes. In workshops held in March, children had the chance to design the future park’s features using Lego, drawing and brainstorming. The results provide designers with valuable insight into what kind of environment best serves children.

Early years education in Tuusula is supported by a fantastic group of volunteers. Volunteers bring warmth, joy and meaningful interactions to everyday life in early years education. In nurseries, shared activities between children of different ages – from woolly-sock walks to forest granny outings and story times with reading grannies – build bridges between generations and strengthen children’s wellbeing, sense of belonging and connection with nature.

Skidiviikko takes over Tuusula with children's culture from 2 to 7 March. The week will feature a diverse and exciting programme of performing arts, with no fewer than 22 performances scheduled. Registration for the performances begins on Wednesday 11 February at 9 a.m. The week culminates in Children's Saturday on 7 March in Jokela.