Current affairs

The danger has now passed. The unmanned aircraft no longer poses a threat and the situation is over, according to the Ministry of the Interior’s emergency services.

Tuusula has launched a shared knowledge base that brings together information on the situation of children, young people and families with children. It helps to identify factors affecting well-being and supports the consideration of children’s rights in decision-making. The content is now available for everyone to view.

Tuusula Municipality and the City of Järvenpää are strengthening their cooperation in supporting the education of children and young people in care. The collaboration, which is set to begin in autumn 2026, will adopt the SISUKAS operating model developed by Pesäpuu ry.

The Hyökkälä School, known as ‘Nopaksi’, welcomed new occupants at the start of September. The building houses workspaces for museum and cultural staff, as well as storage facilities for the municipality’s art and cultural history collections.

The Kolmenkierto Waste Management Board has announced that the maximum permitted interval between emptying septic tanks and cesspits at holiday homes has been extended to three years.

On Monday 24 August, the Tuusula Municipal Executive Board selected YIT Rakennus Oy as the service provider for the forthcoming Lahela life-cycle project. The project involves the design and construction of Lahela School, a nursery and a youth centre, as well as the provision of property maintenance and user services over a 20-year service period.

The delightful ‘Houses of Stories’ event is back again. Ten venues and the historic Kellokoski area invite you to visit on Saturday 22 August. 

The Hyökkälä School, known as ‘Nopaksi’, welcomed new occupants at the start of September. The building houses workspaces for museum and cultural staff, as well as storage facilities for the municipality’s art and cultural history collections.

Keski-Uusimaa Pride Week, 24–29 August, invites everyone to celebrate diversity, creativity and togetherness across Hyvinkää, Järvenpää, Kerava, Nurmijärvi and Tuusula.

This traditional event day is packed with cheerful atmosphere and fun activities for families with children at the museums around Lake Tuusulanjärvi on Saturday 22 August. Taking part are Ahola, Ainola, Halosenniemi, the Lotta Museum, Erkkola and Aleksis Kivi’s final home. Tuusula’s own mobile library, Kirre, will arrive at the Halosenniemi car park as usual. On the day of the event, admission to all the museums is free for children and the adults accompanying them. The museums are open from 10.00 to 17.00.