All agenda items

A resident has proposed that Stockholm City should install a municipal boundary sign earlier along the E4 highway, at Skärholmen district, when driving into Stockholm from Södertälje. Currently, the sign is located at Fruängen, which excludes Skärholmen. The citizen proposal requests that the district council decide on a new sign on the left side of the road where the municipal boundary begins.

A resident has proposed expanding the disc golf course in Sätraskogen, ideally to 18 holes. This would create more opportunities for residents to engage in the sport and enhance recreational possibilities in the area.

A resident proposed installing a notice board for community associations at the Vårberg Stairs in Vårberg, near the subway. The aim is to highlight local community life and activities, thereby increasing resident engagement and safety in Skärholmen. The district administration is positive towards the proposal and will investigate the possibilities of mounting such a board at the suggested location.

A resident proposed that Stockholm City and the Skärholmen district administration should ban begging near ATMs, citing feelings of discomfort and insecurity when withdrawing money. The proposal suggests such a ban would increase safety without infringing on individual rights, and should be developed in consultation with social services and civil society.

The Skarpnäck Pensioners' Council discussed home care services during challenging road conditions and how support was provided, requesting a more thorough review of home care operations this spring. They also raised concerns about snow removal, plan a public dialogue on environment and climate, and wish to discuss safety and security with the district director and security coordinator.

This matter concerns the formal reporting of minutes and memoranda from the Skarpnäck City District Administration's management group meeting on January 15, 2026. The minutes, which cover ongoing administration and collaboration within the administration, have been digitally adjusted by several trade unions.

This is a list of incoming and outgoing matters for the Skarpnäck District Council. Citizen proposals include a request for an outdoor gym near the Tråget playground in Bagarmossen (the initial proposal concerned land owned by SISAB, but the citizen is open to another nearby location) and a book exchange shelf under the subway bridge at Willy Brandt's Park (this proposal will be forwarded to the Traffic Administration).

The Skarpnäck District Council has received two citizen proposals: one for a new, accessible 200 sqm skateboard ramp between Skarpnäck and Bagarmossen, and another for an outdoor gym or play area near Tråget playground in Bagarmossen, on the former site of Vitsippan preschool. The Council will investigate both proposals, including potential locations, and invite the citizens to future meetings to discuss their suggestions.

Opposition parties in Skarpnäck questioned the municipality about the Brödkaveln and Skarpaby playground programs and After School activities, asking about visitor numbers, opening hours, and staffing from January 2022 to June 2025. The administration responded that they lack complete statistics for the entire period but plan to develop better visitor tracking in the future. They also clarified that playgrounds are typically staffed by recreation center personnel during school terms and volunteer associations during holidays, while After School is run by recreation center staff.

Opposition parties in Skarpnäck questioned the district administration's work with summer jobs for youth, particularly regarding introduction, supervision, and meaningful tasks, following a report suggesting municipal summer jobs might lead to poorer wage development. The administration responded by stating they have clear routines for introduction, assign a supervisor at each workplace, and ensure meaningful tasks, emphasizing that these jobs provide important work experience and contribute to social sustainability, with 95 percent of Skarpnäck's youth expressing satisfaction.

This is a formal notification of the minutes from a meeting of the Norra Innerstaden administrative group on January 14, 2026. The meeting addressed internal operational matters such as work environment training for managers and union representatives, planning for activity reports, and a question regarding inconvenience compensation and how a new business development role will be coordinated. No decisions directly impacting residents of Norra Innerstaden were made.

The Northern Inner City Pensioners' Council has addressed key issues for seniors, including the housing shortage, urban accessibility, and the need for community spaces. They advocate for on-site meal preparation in care homes, seniors eating lunch at school cafeterias, fall prevention, and support for individuals with dementia.

This matter concerns formally registering all documents received and created by the Norra innerstaden District Administration between November 27, 2025, and January 7, 2026. This is a routine account of the administration's work during this period, primarily serving public transparency and having no direct impact on residents.

This matter concerns the Northern Inner City District Council being informed of decisions made by their officials during a specific period. These decisions include matters such as preschool placements (exceptions for extended absence, increased hours, or continued placement upon relocation), opinions on serving permits for several restaurants, and building permit referrals, for instance, for a new toilet building in Humlegården and changing the use of offices to a preschool at Majtalaren 12.

Jonas Naddebo (C) proposes Stockholm implement a strategy for Privately Owned Public Spaces (POPS), where private entities own and manage public areas like squares or green spaces as a complement to city-owned spaces. The administration welcomes initiatives for more accessible and greener areas but raises concerns about the city losing influence and commercial interests dictating design, instead advocating for collaborative development between the city and private actors.

The Northern Inner City District Committee is proposed to grant 19 named officials the right to request police assistance for involuntary care of young people (LVU) or placing children in sheltered housing. This enables quicker decisions in acute situations. The decision is indefinite and applies personally to the designated officials.

The Norra innerstaden district council has developed an activity plan and budget for 2026, outlining how it will work towards the city council's goals for an equitable, green, and economically sustainable Stockholm. The plan includes specific budget adjustments, such as SEK 0.5 million for cloudburst reservoirs in Humlegården and SEK 2 million for safety measures at Sergels torg. Additionally, it addresses trade union demands, with some, like the provision of menstrual products in restrooms, being rejected on the grounds that they are not covered in the budget proposal.

A citizen suggested that the City of Stockholm offer courses for seniors on using digital tools like Bank-ID and apps, and on protecting against online fraud, arguing that courses are more accessible than home visits and can increase safety. The Norra innerstaden District Council responded that the administration already extensively supports seniors with digital usage through courses, lectures, drop-in sessions, and individual support at senior meeting points, via phone, and through home visits.

A citizen proposed creating a community center, youth club, or makerspace for older children in Norra Djurgårdsstaden, citing a need for social and creative outlets, a neighborhood gathering point, and a winter location for scouts. The administration has since strengthened cooperation with Bobergsskolan, launched mobile youth activities, and is exploring options for a permanent youth facility. Non-profit organizations, like the scouts, can rent space affordably at Folkkulturcentrum on Artemisgatan 19 in Hjorthagen.

The Norra innerstaden district council will address two citizen proposals. One aims to improve street lighting and winter maintenance on the staircase between Valhallavägen and Körsbärsvägen, enhancing safety and accessibility for residents, students, and seniors. The second suggests a service allowing elderly living alone to daily confirm they are alive without speaking to anyone, ensuring contact and a visit if they fail to check in, providing security for them and their pets.