News - Housing

Tuusula aims to be a trendsetter in culture and a pioneer in vitality. In addition, the municipality offers its residents quality of life and a sense of community. At its meeting on 10 November 2025, the Tuusula Municipal Council approved a new municipal strategy that will guide the municipality's direction in 2026–2029. As part of the strategy, the council approved the municipality's values.

Tuusula will survey residents and businesses starting on 3 November. The responses will provide valuable information for the development of the municipality.

Environmental protection regulations in municipalities govern matters such as wastewater treatment, noise-generating activities and agricultural practices.

The Central Uusimaa Environmental Centre and the municipality of Tuusula have received reports of rats sighted in the Riihikallio area. Control measures have been initiated.

Draft visions have been drawn up as a basis for further work in the development project for the Tuusulanjärvi lake and Tuusulanjokilaakso valley area. Comments on the drafts can be submitted until 30 September.

Drafts have been prepared as a basis for further work in the development project for the Tuusulanjärvi and Tuusulanjokilaakso area. The drafts will be presented in a Teams webinar on Thursday, 18 September, from 5.30 to 6.30 p.m.

The water supply to carpet washing areas and allotments located in various parts of Tuusula will be shut off for the winter during week 38.

The Construction Industry Day, linked to the Tarinoiden Talot (Houses of Stories) event, brought together professionals in the field on Friday, 22 August 2025, to Kellokoski to hear about current issues in the municipality of Tuusula and get a preview of a few things.The event was organised by the Tuusula Construction Association, and the programme included a tour of the event venue, which will be open to the public on Saturday, 23 August 2025.

The municipality of Tuusula and the city of Järvenpää are jointly envisioning the development of the Tuusulanjärvi, Rusutjärvi and Tuusulanjokilaakso areas. The goal is to draw up a joint vision for the development of Tuusulanjärvi and the river valley during 2025, as well as a concrete action plan for its implementation.

The Central Uusimaa Rescue Department has launched a self-assessment programme for fire safety in holiday homes, some of which are located in the Tuusula area. The aim of the self-assessment is to help holiday home owners identify and prevent fire safety risks, particularly in remote areas where it may take time for help to arrive.