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Tuusula Municipality promotes the preservation of local biodiversity through land-use planning and environmental management. This work includes the Green-Blue Network Master Plan (VISSI), which is currently being prepared; the draft plan will be on public display from 26 March to 15 May 2026. Comments on the plan may be submitted during the public display period, and the aim is to bring the plan forward for approval in autumn 2026.

Green Network Plan, VISSI (No. 2009) proposal on display from 26 March to 15 May 2026

The Aunela community centre in Hyrylä was filled with cheerful chatter on Tuesday 24 March, as the opening ceremony was held for the municipality’s new meeting place, which is open to everyone. There was no shortage of visitors, and plenty of enthusiastic ideas for activities emerged straight away.

With the arrival of spring, maintenance work on gravel roads has begun again in Tuusula. Spring maintenance is necessary to ensure that gravel roads remain passable.

Data Prop Link Oy is planning to build a data centre in Järvenpää, within the Wärtsilä industrial area. As part of the project’s EIA procedure, an online resident survey open to all is being conducted.

Tuusula Museum and Cultural Services will move into the premises of the former Hyökkälä School in autumn 2026. The oldest part of the school was completed in 1954 and is a listed building. In the first phase, it will provide workspaces for museum and cultural staff, as well as suitable storage facilities for the municipality’s art and cultural history collections.  

Tuusula Municipality is resuming work on the Ristikiventie footpath and cycle path, which had been on hold over the winter. The project is scheduled for completion in August 2026.

The Municipal Executive Committee met on Monday 23 March 2026.

Leena Sjöblom, Director of the Central Uusimaa Environment Centre, is stepping down from her post at the Environment Centre. Her term of office will end on 23 March 2026.

Rijksmuseum Twenthe is presenting the first major retrospective exhibition of Pekka Halonen (1865–1933) in the Netherlands. The exhibition, ‘Pekka Halonen – Ode to Finland’, has been organised in collaboration with the Ateneum Art Museum, the Petit Palais, Rijksmuseum Twenthe and the Ordrupgaard Museum.