Spaces between buildings
Reykjavík City is now seeking interested individuals or groups to participate in the Standby Squares project 2026. The city's public spaces aren't just squares and gardens.
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Five applied for the Reykjavík City internal auditor position
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Five applications were received for the Reykjavík City internal auditor position, which was posted Feb. 13. The application deadline was March 2.
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National Election Commission opens the period for collecting endorsements for 2026 municipal elections
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City Hall illuminated in yellow and blue to support Ukraine
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Greenlandic flag raised at City Hall
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Reykjavík City employees are happy at work
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Reykjavík City secures mental health services for children from Thorvaldsens Association Nursery, 1974-1979
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Reykjavík changes rules for alcohol service at sporting events
Lots of fun activities during winter break
Children and young people
Daily life and culture
Winter break is starting, and Feb. 19-22 will offer plenty of activities around the city for those looking to have a great day. Adults with children will get free admission to Reykjavík City museums during these days.
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15 percent have already changed their hours of stay
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New contractor assigned to part of Ölduselsskóli project
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Plans abandoned for middle school behind Laugardalur Ice Rink
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Infant-friendly swimming pools
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Nominations open for dedicated recreational activities
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Artificial intelligence in schooling and the importance of connections at Ash Wednesday Conference
Greenlandic flag raised at City Hall
Administration
Daily life and culture
The Greenlandic flag was hoisted to full staff at Reykjavík City Hall at noon today to show symbolic solidarity with our neighbors.
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Biodiversity actions in Consultation Portal
Environment and planning
A draft new action plan for biodiversity in Reykjavík for 2026-2030 is now available in the City's Consultation Portal. The plan carries out the City's current biodiversity policy.
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Agreement reached for operations and services at Mjódd bus station
Environment and planning
Transportation
The City Council approved a lease agreement today with GTS ehf. for the lease of part of the building at Þönglabakki 4, which houses the Mjódd bus station. The facility will serve as a central transportation hub for the capital area.
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How residents experience transportation and waste sorting
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Construction at Hlemmur square and CityLine development
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Free Strætó rides for primary school children in Reykjavík
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Traffic shift on Breiðholtsbraut
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CityLine land-use plan for Suðurlandsbraut open for public comment
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Mayor Heiða Björg's Neighborhood Days in Háaleiti and Bústaðir
Reykjavík City secures mental health services for children from Thorvaldsens Association Nursery, 1974-1979
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Welfare
Reykjavík City has contracted with Kvíðameðferðarstöðin, Sálfræðistofan Höfðabakki, and Domus Mentis Mental Health Center to provide services for individuals who were placed in the Thorvaldsens Association Nursery from 1974-1979.
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Reykjavík City Safety Week 2026
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Robust recreational programs to combat violence among children
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Mayor Heiða Björg's Neighborhood Days in Háaleiti and Bústaðir
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Nursery Committee findings followed up on
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Together Against Violence - improved procedures and better oversight
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City Council apologizes to children who were placed at Thorvaldsens Association Nursery
