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News - Tuusula plans and builds

First plots of land in Kellokoski’s Joenranta handed over 

The plots of land in the municipality of Tuusula, which went on sale at the beginning of the year in Kellokoski's Joenranta, attracted the interest of citizens looking for a place to build their homes. During the first wave of applications, which lasted about a month, eight applications were submitted for the plots. The Joenranta plots are now open for continuous application.

Map extract showing municipal plots available in the Joenranta area

Tuusula got a new traffic safety plan 

Safety

The new safety plan, drawn up in cooperation with Järvenpää and Kerava, outlines the content and priorities of the municipalities' road safety work for the coming years. The vision of the plan is to reduce the number of road traffic fatalities and serious injuries in the area to zero by 2035.

Cars queuing on Hyryläntie on a foggy winter day

Renovation of Koululampi park area begins 

Jokela

The municipality of Tuusula will begin renovation work on the Koululampi park area in Jokela this week. Among other things, the vegetation in the area will be renewed and a new sunbathing and recreation area will be created.

Trees in the northeast corner of Jokela School Pond.

Focus Business Park – Featured at MIPIM 2026, Cannes 

Focus area

The Focus area in Tuusula, i.e. Focus Business Park, will participate in the international MIPIM 2026 real estate event in Cannes on 10–11 March. The event will showcase the strengths of the Focus area: its exceptional logistical location, sustainable development planning and smooth cooperation with the municipality and business partners.

Municipal Development Director Alberg Andersson discussing with another person at Business Arena

Clean savings with solar energy 

Energy

For most of us, sunshine brings to mind pleasant things: light, warmth and a feeling of well-being. In Tuusula, the sun also benefits the municipality's finances and helps to produce clean energy. Many of the municipality's properties have solar panels that generate electricity for heating and lighting, among other things.

Solar panels on the roof of Rykmentinpuisto School

The doors open again at Jokela station 

Jokela

The Jokela station building, which has been closed to the public for some time, is reopening its doors – though not as a traditional railway station. The municipality has leased the building for use as a café-restaurant, and the new entrepreneurs will keep it open most days from early morning until evening.

Noora Lyytikäinen and Tuomo Niemelä, entrepreneurs behind Ratapässi Cafe & Wine.