All agenda items

The Skärholmen District Council is proposed to approve a new routine for reporting and managing deficiencies in accordance with Lex Sarah. This routine will clarify how social services and LSS staff should act when suspecting deficiencies and who is responsible for what during investigations, aiming to ensure quick corrective actions and improved quality of services for Skärholmen residents.

Region Stockholm is inviting consultations on Spårväg Syd, a new tramline planned to run between Flemingsberg and Skärholmen, aiming to improve public transport and enable urban development with new homes and workplaces in southern Stockholm. The City of Stockholm views the expansion positively but emphasizes the importance of extending the entire tramline between Flemingsberg and Älvsjö, as well as adhering to the agreed budget. Feedback on the proposals can be submitted until March 29, 2026, with an open house scheduled for March 17, 2026, at Flemingsberg Library.

The Skärholmen District Council is advised to approve its first quarterly report for 2026, which indicates that most City Council targets are expected to be met. The council will also seek a budget adjustment of SEK 0.6 million to acquire cleaning machines and e-bikes for preschool facility services, aiming to reduce long-term operating costs and improve the work environment. Furthermore, the council is proposed to approve a revised annual target for plastic items purchased by city operations, lowering it from 27.7 to 25.5 tons.

The Skärholmen District Council is set to consider a proposal to appoint Odile Tuniche from PRO Skärholmen as a substitute member of the District Council's Pensioners' Council until December 31, 2026. This appointment aims to fill a current vacancy for a substitute, aligning with the municipal council's guidelines for pensioners' councils. The Pensioners' Council serves as a crucial platform for older residents to voice their opinions on local matters.

The City Executive Board will review a referral containing an extensive report on preschools in Stockholm for 2025. This report provides statistics and analyses on topics like socioeconomic indices per district, number of preschools, enrollment rates, the proportion of licensed preschool teachers, and collaboration with social services, aiming to offer a comprehensive overview of preschool operations and development in the city.

The Skärholmen District Council will address the Sweden Democrats' letter regarding sexual offenses and other crimes within home care services. The Sweden Democrats are requesting information on the administration's preventative work and staff controls. The administration believes its current methods—which include continuity, competence development, follow-ups, background checks upon hiring, and incident reporting routines—provide a solid foundation for safe home care. Elderly individuals and their relatives have multiple channels to report suspected misconduct.

The Moderates in Skärholmen proposed plowing ice at Sätrastrandsbadet and Mälarhöjdsbadet for skating to provide safe ice rinks for residents, but the Skärholmen city district administration advises against it. They argue that plowing ice on Lake Mälaren is too risky due to undercurrents and they lack the necessary knowledge, equipment, and staff to guarantee safety. Instead, the administration refers to existing plowed lake ice rinks and artificial ice rinks already available in Stockholm.

This item concerns new requirements to help people leave criminal gangs or extremist environments, introduced with the new Social Services Act. The City Council will address a document outlining how the City of Stockholm will work with this so-called disengagement program.

The Skärholmen District Council will consider approving the administration's response to a letter from the Sweden Democrats regarding staff knowledge of fire safety and first aid. The administration reports that operational staff, such as those in preschools and healthcare, receive regular training in fire protection and first aid, including CPR. For office staff at Måsholmstorget, efforts are underway to enhance fire safety knowledge, offer basic CPR training to some personnel, and explore how first aid knowledge can be disseminated to more employees and residents in preparation for Emergency Preparedness Week.

A citizen proposal suggests establishing a new dog park in Bredäng, specifically on Mewij Hill between the Attendo Liljanshöjden nursing home and Tempelriddarvägen. The proposer believes this would delight many dog owners and improve the area, as it is currently an unsightly spot with litter.

A citizen proposal suggests increasing the number of holes on the disc golf course in Sätraskogen, preferably to 18. This proposal will be considered by Stockholm City politicians.

A citizen proposal suggests restoring a beloved barbecue area with benches and tables near the meadow beside Bredängs badväg, close to Mälarhöjdsbadet's parking. This popular spot, frequently used by local families, was removed when a fence was installed for summer grazing cows.

The Moderate Party, Christian Democrats, Liberals, and Centre Party inquired about the effects of insourcing operations within the Hässelby-Vällingby City District Council. The administration responded, confirming they have insourced two operations: the Starbogården day centre for the elderly and Spegeln, a daily activity centre under the LSS Act, together comprising 44 places. The administration assesses that quality has improved, particularly at Starbogården which is now Silvia-certified and LGBTQ-diplomaed, and cost development is in line with expectations.

The Moderates in Hässelby-Vällingby raised concerns about the neglected state of Karl Bonde forest, citing fallen trees and dense undergrowth affecting accessibility and safety. While the administration agrees on the forest's importance and plans some clearing near paths and entrances to improve visibility, most of the forest will be managed less intensively to protect its significant ecological value and protected species. The "Greener Stockholm" project will enhance entrances and biodiversity, with completion expected in 2027, but other areas in the district are prioritized for safety improvements.

The Centre Party proposed that Hässelby-Vällingby's recreation library, which lends sports and outdoor equipment, should join the national association Fritidsbanken to be more efficient and beneficial for residents. However, the Hässelby-Vällingby district administration has not investigated this possibility, held no discussions, and believes affiliation would increase costs. The administration recommends filing the proposal.

The minutes from the joint council for disability issues in the Bromma and Hässelby-Vällingby district committees, dated April 21, 2026, are to be reported to the Hässelby-Vällingby District Committee. The meeting discussed topics such as accessibility in the new House of Opportunities in Mariehäll, the design of accessible barbecue areas in Kyrkhamn-Riddersvik, and how to strengthen the participation of people with disabilities in the district administrations' work.

The Hässelby-Vällingby City District Board will review a report on social service decisions that could not be implemented during the first quarter of 2026. This includes 18 unfulfilled decisions in disability and social psychiatry (under LSS and SoL) and 11 unfulfilled decisions in elderly care (under SoL). Reasons for these unfulfilled decisions vary, including clients declining or having specific requests, as well as a lack of available placements.

The Hässelby-Vällingby District Council will receive information regarding an application for the City of Stockholm Quality Award 2026. Home care providers Kälvesta, Vinsta, and Åkermyntan, part of the administration's elderly and disability department, are participating in the award. The aim is to recognize and reward successful operational development that improves quality and service for Stockholm residents, particularly within elderly care.

The Hässelby-Vällingby City District Council is set to approve the administration's report on the 2026 Preschool Survey. The survey shows 91 percent of parents are satisfied with preschools in the district, an increase from last year and on par with or above the city average in most areas. The administration proposes that the analysis, highlighting improved safety and strong interest in sustainable development, be filed.

The Hässelby-Vällingby City District Board is set to address a consultation response regarding the revision of the City of Stockholm's cultural strategy program. While the administration supports the program's aim to provide optimal opportunities for residents to engage with and create culture, it proposes that the program should specifically include target groups such as individuals under the Act concerning Support and Service for Persons with Certain Functional Impairments (LSS), social psychiatry clients, and newly arrived immigrants to ensure culture is part of every Stockholmer's daily life.