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Construction work on the underpass and the surrounding streets will continue until the end of August 2027. Please be aware of the construction work when travelling in the area, whether for work or leisure.

The Youth Services’ family days – which evoke a sense of nostalgia and bring generations together – are returning on 20–22 July to Jokela, Kellokoski and Riihikallio.

Tuusula is full of fascinating museums. During the eighth edition of the ‘Tuu museoon’ weeks, running from 21 July to 2 August, specialist museums located across the municipality will be showcasing industrial and local history through a diverse range of exhibitions.

The development project for the railway line between Helsinki and Riihimäki will result in changes to the tracks used by trains in Jokela. Track 1 will be back in use on 10 August, whilst Track 3 will be taken out of service until further notice due to track works.

A new open-air, accessible local sports facility is due to be completed at the Tuusula Sports Centre later this year. The outdoor sports facility, which is being built in front of the Tekova Arena multi-purpose hall, will include a street basketball court, an outdoor gym and a sports track, amongst other things.

Jokelan Vihreä Maa Oy is planning a data centre project in Jokela, Tuusula, along Vallunlenkki. A presentation of the project and the assessment report will be held on Wednesday 5 August 2026 from 5 pm to 7 pm at Jokela-talo.

Tuusula Swimming Pool will be open throughout the summer this year. Today, the pool switched to its summer opening hours. From 29 June to 2 August, the pool will be open daily from 11.00 to 18.00.

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.

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.

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.