News
11 meetings, 22 votes – the council’s first year in figures
The council has now completed its first full year in office. In total, the council has met 11 times during its term of office, which began on 1 June 2025. Absenteeism from council meetings was quite low, as the attendance rate for full councillors during the past term was almost 94 per cent.
Tuuskoto’s market study has been completed – further negotiations will begin in the autumn
Tuusula Municipality has completed a market study on Tuuskoto. The municipality will begin further negotiations with interested parties in the autumn and will explore options for developing the building.
Municipal employment subsidy to support residents of Tuusula
Tuusula has started to pay a municipal allowance to support employment from the beginning of June. The allowance, which is paid monthly, is available to employers who take on a jobseeker from Tuusula. The municipal subsidy amounts to €800 per month for full-time employment and €500 per month for part-time employment. The employment relationship must meet the employment condition, and the subsidy is paid for a maximum of one year.
The Finnish Defence Forces will be conducting exercises in Tuusula on 24 June.
Training activities are taking place in the Seepsula area. The training will cause noise.
Decisions of the Municipal Executive, 15 June 2026
The Municipal Executive met on Monday 15 June 2026.
News and highlights in the residents’ magazine
Issue 2/2026 of the Tuusula municipal newsletter will be published on Tuesday 16 June and will be distributed to households in Tuusula as a public notice.
Tuusula strikes a balance – aiming for a sustainable economy
The Tuusula Municipal Executive Committee discussed the framework for the 2027 budget at its seminar on Friday 12 June in Monio. The budget is being prepared at a time when municipal finances are under cost pressures and there is uncertainty regarding economic developments.
This is what the future of Tuusula looks like – the municipality is implementing its new strategy
In the Tuusula of the future, nature is close at hand, services run smoothly and people come together. The municipality is growing and developing, yet retains its sense of security and community spirit. Tuusula is a place where everyday life runs smoothly and where it is good to build a future. In Tuusula, everyday life feels like home.
The Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency provides an update on the Helsinki–Riihimäki railway project: One lane will be closed on Vähänummentie and Nuppulinnantie in Järvenpää at the points where the road crosses the railway line until the end of August
As part of the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency’s Helsinki–Riihimäki railway project, modification work related to the construction of additional tracks will be carried out on the Purola and Nuppulinna overpasses during the summer. During the works, only one lane will be open at the bridges crossing the railway line on Vähänummentie and Nuppulinnantie, and traffic will be controlled by traffic lights.
Tuusula’s Autumn of Culture brings music, atmosphere and experiences to the museums along Rantatie and to the Monio Cultural Centre
Tuusula’s Autumn of Culture invites you to enjoy a range of experiences! Tickets go on sale on Friday 12 June at 9am.