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From autumn 2026, Tuusula Municipality will levy a stormwater charge on properties located within the area covered by the local plan.

Tuusula Municipality is inviting residents to help search for and control Indian Balsam and Lupin. The work involves photographing the plants before and after control measures have been taken, and participants will receive a reward for their efforts. The project, which launches in early June, utilises crowdsourcing and the Finnish Crowdsorsa mobile gaming platform. 

Tuusula Municipal Council will meet on Monday 11 May 2026 at 6 pm at Monio (Pataljoonantie 6, 04300 Tuusula). The meeting can also be followed online.

Training activities take place in the Huissanmäki, Reuna and Sikokallio areas.

In the summer of 2026, we will be offering swimming lessons for children at the refurbished Tuusula Swimming Pool, spread over three sessions. A new addition this year is a swimming course for teenagers. We will also be organising a beginners’ swimming course for adults in August.

Three of the applicants for the post of Director of the Central Uusimaa Environment Centre have been shortlisted for an aptitude assessment and a further interview.

Tuusula Municipal Council approved the Tuusula Biodiversity Programme (LUMO Programme) at its meeting on 30 March. The programme came into force on 1 April, and its implementation has begun immediately as part of the roll-out of Tuusula’s Municipal Strategy 2026–2029.

The premises of Tuusula Municipality to be incorporated into the Hyrylä social and health services centre have been designed in close collaboration with the future users throughout the project. The latest design workshop was held on 22 April.

The water points at the carpet-washing areas and allotments maintained by Tuusula Municipality are generally kept in operation until September, depending on the outdoor temperature.

The Technical Services Desk will be closed on 15 May 2026. Building control services will also be limited on that day.