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The Reykjavík Card goes digital — users build their own card
Reykjavík City has launched a new digital solution to simplify access to its wide range of services. With the new digital card, users can customize their access to leisure activities and services right from their mobile wallet.
Waste collection over Easter
The City expands waste collection services around major holidays to handle increased volume, and Easter is no exception. Reykjavík City's Waste Collection Department has planned ahead by scheduling extended shifts during the week leading up to Easter, with crews also working the Saturday before the holiday.
Candidate filing deadline for the 2026 city council elections
The candidate filing deadline for the May 16, 2026, city council elections is noon on Friday, April 10.
Transgender flag raised at City Hall on International Transgender Day of Visibility
Today, March 31, is International Transgender Day of Visibility, and to mark the occasion, the transgender flag is flying at Reykjavík City Hall.
Háteigsvegur 59 wins European design award
Háteigsvegur 59, a new supported housing cluster developed by Reykjavík City, recently won a New European Bauhaus design award and has garnered considerable attention along the way. Architect Arnhildur Pálmadóttir designed the building, and the intentional effort to reduce its carbon footprint throughout the design process makes this supported housing cluster especially noteworthy.