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The Municipal Executive Committee's Finance and Security Committee has approved the Education Committee's application to adapt Blackeberg School in Bromma, at a cost of 59.7 million SEK and an annual rent of 4.7 million SEK. This includes new toilets, entrance, and elevator, as well as more staff workstations. The school will be fully evacuated to Sankt Jacobi in Vällingby for two years during construction, starting August 2028.

The Södermalm Pensioners' Council held its first meeting of 2026. Among other topics, the council discussed the need for various housing options for seniors and expressed concern that the senior perspective is missing from the new library plan. They also appointed contact persons for healthcare and care facilities and discussed safety issues for seniors, such as fraud and inappropriate staff within elderly care.

This is a protocol from the Management Group's meeting on January 12, 2026. The meeting addressed internal administrative matters such as union information, work environment issues, and the follow-up of operations and budget. Among other things, a new planned group home for social psychiatry with occupancy in 2029 was discussed, as well as the importance of documenting experiences during operational transitions.

The Södermalm District Council is reviewing an application from Improstudion at Blekingegatan 28A for a new alcohol serving permit. The administration proposes granting the application, allowing the restaurant to serve alcohol on Thursdays through Sundays between 6:00 PM and 10:00 PM. This decision is based on a social assessment and indicates that the district council sees no obstacles to the permit.

The Södermalm District Committee has decided to approve Restaurant Slussporten's application for a serving license. This means the restaurant at Slussplan 6 can serve alcohol to the public both indoors and on its outdoor seating area daily between 11:00 AM and 1:00 AM. They can also serve alcohol to private parties indoors until 3:00 AM.

The Södermalm District Committee has approved an application for a liquor license for the restaurant Korvbyrån at Vartoftagatan 49. This means Korvbyrån can serve alcohol in its restaurant Monday to Sunday from 11:00 AM to 1:00 AM, and on its outdoor seating area Monday to Sunday from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM. The administration assessed that there are no obstacles from a social or preventive perspective.

The Södermalm District Council has approved an application for a serving license for the restaurant Göta Bistro, located at Götgatan 58. This means Göta Bistro is permitted to serve alcohol to the public Monday through Sunday between 11:00 AM and 1:00 AM. The administration has assessed the application from a social and preventative perspective and found no obstacles to granting the license.

A citizen proposed widening the driveway to Norra Bysistäppan in Södermalm, as well as widening the planting area under the balconies and moving the railing outward, to prevent vehicles from hitting balconies. The Södermalm district administration responded that the risk of collisions has decreased as the park renovation is complete and no construction vehicles are needed. The administration believes widening the driveway would be too costly and negatively impact the park's cultural-historical value, but will prune bushes to clear the railing.

A resident proposed organizing more flea markets and clothing swap events in Hammarby Sjöstad, especially during winter, to reduce clothing consumption and promote environmental well-being. Södermalm District Administration is supportive of the idea but lacks large indoor venues, and will investigate indoor space options in 2026. The proposal will be forwarded to the Education and Sports Administrations, as they manage schools and sports halls that could potentially be used.

A resident proposed building an outdoor gym with adjustable weights, specifically an Omnigym, in Tengdahlsparken on Södermalm. The district administration is positive about this idea, as it promotes health and is free. However, they will wait for a larger renovation of Tengdahlsparken, already planned by the Exploitation Office in connection with new housing, before potentially constructing the outdoor gym.

In December 2025, the Södermalm District Committee received nine citizen proposals. These included requests to renovate Södermalmsallén, establish mobile bicycle workshops, create a Roma cultural center at Tantogatan, ban cycling at Årstaviken, prohibit the e-scooter rental company Lime, transform Götgatan into a pedestrian street, limit bridge openings, and set up a municipal car-sharing service. The district administration proposes that some proposals be processed internally, while others will be forwarded to the traffic committee for further action.

The City of Stockholm plans to build a new group housing facility with 13 apartments for individuals with disabilities in Södermalm, at the property Svärdet 8 (Rosenlundsgatan 44). Micasa Fastigheter will renovate an existing building, with the housing expected to be completed in 2028. This initiative aims to reduce the shortage of housing for this group, and staff will be available around the clock.

This record concerns the steering group meeting for "Skärholmen together," an initiative aimed at engaging children and young people in Skärholmen. Discussions at the meeting included premises for the activities, planning for holiday programs like Winter Camp and Christmas break activities, and collaborations with sports clubs and schools. The goal is to offer meaningful activities and support local organizations in the area.

The Skärholmen Youth Council has met and discussed several important issues for young people in the district. The main focus is on increasing safety, especially for girls, and creating more jobs for young people. The council also plans to engage in work related to the Youth Clinic and the new Social Services Act, among other initiatives.

The Skärholmen Pensioner's Council met and discussed, among other things, a food strategy for elderly care across Stockholm. The council also raised concerns about snow removal in Skärholmen and the importance of an elderly perspective in official statements. Additionally, activities for spring 2026 were planned, information about elderly care was provided, and meeting times for the entire year were set.

The Skärholmen district administration presents a list of current assignments from the district council. These include ensuring all schools focus on inclusion, reinstating the 127 Festival, implementing measures for safer traffic in Skärholmsgången, and planting wildflowers in Bredäng. Additionally, a hobbyhorse cross-country course at Sätra Riding Facility is being discussed, along with expanding the disc golf course in Sätraskogen to 18 holes.

The Inspectorate of Healthcare and Welfare (IVO) has reviewed the Skärholmen district administration and found deficiencies in their handling of cases concerning children and youth, particularly regarding checks before placements, processing of welfare concerns, and self-monitoring. The administration partially acknowledges the shortcomings but states that several measures were already implemented during 2025, including reorganization and stricter procedures. They plan further improvements in 2026 to ensure lawful and high-quality handling for children and youth.

The Skärholmen district administration has approved a permit application to build a new, gas-insulated substation in the Sätra industrial area, near the properties Sätra 2:1 and Bredäng 1:2. Owned by Svenska Kraftnät, this substation is part of a larger initiative to secure and improve the electricity supply for the Stockholm region in the future. The city planning office requested feedback on this matter, and the Skärholmen district administration has no objections.

The Skärholmen District Council proposes investing in the renovation of two parks in the area. Park playground Kulan in Sätra will receive SEK 12 million between 2027-2029 for, among other things, renewing climbing equipment, swings, and a multi-sport area. Park playground Ängen in Bredäng, which will receive SEK 11 million after 2029, will also be renovated with swings, climbing equipment, and a new skate park. The aim is to create safer and more attractive green spaces for all residents, especially children and young people.

Stockholm City plans to implement a new child health program for preschool children aged 1-6, as well as children under one attending open preschools. The program aims to reduce disparities in children's living conditions and promote their physical, mental, and social well-being through preventative, supportive, and inclusive practices in all preschools. Skärholmen district administration supports the program but requests clearer definitions for special support in preschool and that all children attending open preschool, regardless of age, be included.