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Winter maintenance service in Reykjavík

Work crews follow the winter maintenance services response plan when snow falls or ice forms in Reykjavík. Conditions are monitored regularly and crews are deployed as needed.
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Reykjavík City summer jobs 2026

Applications are now open for various summer jobs with Reykjavík City. These positions concern residents' daily lives in various ways. Would you like to be an animal caretaker, work at Hitt Húsið or at a preschool?
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Standby Squares

Reykjavík City is now seeking interested individuals or groups to participate in the Standby Squares project. This year's theme is spaces between buildings.
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CityLine

CityLine is a new public transportation system that better connects Reykjavík with neighboring municipalities. The proposed CityLine land-use plan for Suðurlandsbraut is now open for public comment. The public comment period runs through March 12.
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Biodiversity actions

A draft of a new biodiversity action plan for Reykjavík is now available on the City's Consultation Portal. Reykjavík City residents, organizations and institutions are invited to share their opinions, proposals, suggestions and perspectives on the draft.
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Send us a suggestion

You can submit any suggestions through the Reykjavik Suggestion Portal. All suggestions are read and categorized by the Service Center and passed on to the relevant people who will reply. Note that the form is in Icelandic.
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Climate discussion with the innovation community

Reykjavík City invited leading innovation organizations to a discussion at Gróska on Thursday, March 5. The Climate City Contract was presented, highlighting key opportunities and challenges that require creative thinking and advanced technology.

Listakona við listaverk. March 6, 2026

New sculpture on Grensásvegur

Passersby have surely noticed the striking sculpture when driving along Suðurlandsbraut near Grensásvegur. This sculpture by visual artist Rósa Gísladóttir, called "Stanslaus," was chosen for installation at the new building on Grensásvegur 1 in partnership with the property owner and Reykjavík City following a competition for artwork on the site.

Ráðhúsið, loftmynd, tekin frá Fríkirkjuvegi sirka. Vetur, Tjörnin lögð ís og snjó, himininn blár en með skýjum. March 6, 2026

Five applied for the Reykjavík City internal auditor position

Five applications were received for the Reykjavík City internal auditor position, which was posted Feb. 13. The application deadline was March 2.

Children playing on a preschool playground. March 5, 2026

15 percent have already changed their hours of stay

Reykjavík's Preschool Initiative takes effect April 1, 2026, following changes to the Rules on Preschool Services approved by the City Executive Council today.

The Fjara Literary Prize recipients with Mayor Heiða Björg following the ceremony at Höfði. March 5, 2026

The Fjara Literary Prize 2026

The Fjara Literary Prize, a literary award for women and non-binary individuals, was presented at a ceremonial event at Höfði today.

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