The Järva District Council has appointed the politicians who will serve on the business council for 2026. This council, comprising politicians, administrative officials, and representatives from local business associations and property owners, will focus on business-related issues within Järva.
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The Järva District Council has appointed politicians, including Letti Freivalds (S) and Åsa Nilsson Söderström (L), to the Järva Crime Prevention Council for 2026. This council, tasked with reducing crime and enhancing safety in the area, also includes representatives from the police, fire department, and schools, and will invite property owners and businesses to participate.
The Järva District Council has approved a revised instruction for the local crime prevention council. The changes update the council's composition to reflect the administration's new organizational structure and rename the document from "rules of procedure" to "instruction" for consistency. The council will meet semi-annually to discuss crime issues and coordinate efforts to enhance safety in Järva.
The Järva District Council has decided which committee members and officials are authorized to make decisions regarding compulsory care for young people (LVU), compulsory care for addicts (LVM), and the placement of children in sheltered housing. This grants specific individuals the authority to decide on apprehensions, restrictions on visitation, and to request police assistance when necessary. This decision comes into effect in 2026.
The Järva District Council has appointed members to a social delegation for 2026. This delegation will make decisions on individual cases concerning social services, care for young people, substance abusers, and individuals with disabilities. Rashid Mohammed (V) will chair the delegation, with Lotta Högström (M) serving as vice chair, alongside five other members and four deputies.
The Hässelby-Vällingby District Council has appointed specific members (Lisa Carlsson, Ofelia Namazova Venneman, Johan Sjölander) and officers (such as Alicja Stoklosa and Brita Svensson) to make urgent decisions concerning the care of children and young people under LVU, substance abusers under LVM, and the placement of children in protected housing. This measure ensures swift action in critical situations when the full council cannot convene, thereby superseding previous delegation decisions.
The Hässelby-Vällingby City District Board has appointed the politicians who will serve on the social delegation for 2026. This delegation makes numerous decisions concerning individual residents within the district, such as support and interventions. Johan Sjölander (S) will chair the delegation, with Ofelia Namazova Venneman (KD) as vice chair.
The Hägersten-Älvsjö District Council will appoint new members and deputies to its Pensioners' Council for 2026. This council, comprising five members and five deputies nominated by local senior organizations like PRO and SPF Seniorerna, serves as an important advisory body. It ensures older residents in Hägersten-Älvsjö have influence and insight into matters affecting their living conditions within the district.
The Hägersten-Älvsjö district council appointed a special group of members, in addition to the ordinary chair and vice-chair, to make rapid decisions concerning children and substance abusers. This applies to urgent matters, such as immediate child welfare interventions or placement in sheltered housing, that cannot await a regular council meeting. The purpose is to ensure crucial decisions can be made promptly, even during weekends and holidays.
The Hägersten-Älvsjö District Council is to appoint five members and four alternates to the social delegation for 2026, including a chair and vice-chair. This delegation is a crucial part of the council, making decisions concerning individual citizens' personal or financial circumstances under laws such as the Social Services Act, LSS, and LVU, directly impacting residents who require support and care.
Farsta City District Committee has decided to amend its delegation of authority. This means that unit managers within elder care and individual and family care in Farsta now have the authority to sign contracts for the subletting of apartments. This change facilitates the administration of various housing arrangements for residents needing social services support.
Farsta City District Board has decided that five elected members will be authorized to make rapid decisions in 2026. This allows for swift handling of urgent matters concerning immediate care for children and youth, placement in protective housing, or substance abuse treatment, ensuring critical protective measures for residents can be implemented without delay.
The Farsta District Council is to appoint new members to its Social Delegation for 2026. This delegation makes decisions concerning individual residents of Farsta, for example regarding social support and financial matters, and also prepares more significant social issues for the council's decision.
The Enskede-Årsta-Vantör District Council is set to elect new members for its Pensioners' Council for 2026. This council, comprising five regular members and five alternates, will serve as an advisory body on matters concerning the living conditions of the elderly in the district. The proposed members, including Ulf Gran, Monica Engelhart, and Eva Magnusson, have been nominated by pensioner associations PRO and SPF Seniorerna.
The Enskede-Årsta-Vantör District Council will appoint members to its Social Delegation for 2026. This delegation is important for residents as it makes decisions regarding individuals' personal and financial circumstances. They also handle urgent matters concerning the care of young people, interventions for substance abusers, and the placement of children in protected housing within the district.
The Bromma District Council is delegating urgent decisions regarding the placement of children in protective housing. This means selected politicians, such as Johan Heinonen (S) and Mattias Keresztesi (M), can quickly decide where children should live for protection and if their whereabouts should be kept secret. The aim is to ensure children in Bromma needing immediate protection receive help swiftly.
The Bromma District Council has appointed five officials, including department head Fredrik Skoglund and area manager Emina Setkic, who are authorized to request assistance from the Police or Prison and Probation Service. This empowers social services to quickly act on care or custody decisions for young people under the Act on the Care of Young Persons (LVU), aimed at protecting vulnerable children and adolescents.
The Bromma District Council has authorized five politicians – Johan Heinonen (S), Stina Andersson (S), Rose-Marie Rooth (V), Mattias Keresztesi (M), and Alexander Saednia (M) – to make swift decisions in urgent social cases. This includes matters like immediate child welfare interventions (LVU) and substance abuse care decisions (LVM), ensuring residents receive rapid assistance when waiting for a regular council meeting is not feasible.
The Bromma District Council is set to elect members and alternates for the Social Delegation for 2026. This delegation is a committee responsible for decisions involving the exercise of public authority over individuals, such as social services cases. Proposals for members and alternates have been submitted by various parties, with Stina Andersson (S) nominated as chair and Alexander Saednia (M) as vice-chair, among others.
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