The City Council will consider a proposal to temporarily extend alcohol sales hours until 8:00 AM during the Men's FIFA World Cup 2026, from June 11 to July 14. This is to allow Stockholmers to watch early morning matches together at restaurants and pubs with permanent licenses, preventing establishments from having to close mid-match due to time differences. The Social Services Committee is proposing this change.
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The Board is proposed to adopt numerous new policy documents, common to the entire City of Stockholm, thereby superseding older versions. These documents include new plans for waste, a city-wide bicycle plan, a climate and action plan, a quay strategy, and a road safety plan. Additionally, policies for areas such as personnel, finance, communication, social media, and programs for equality and human rights are covered, which will form the basis for the city's work and decision-making.
The monthly report for S:t Erik Försäkrings AB shows assets reached SEK 483 million in March 2026, a SEK 67 million increase from the previous month. The report also provides an overview of the municipal group's financial position and an average interest rate forecast for the next three years. Additionally, S:t Erik Försäkring's information security plan for 2025-2028 is presented, including tests, employee training, and follow-up on data protection routines.
The Board of S:t Erik Försäkrings AB is to be informed about the company's audit and the Swedish Inspectorate of Auditors' quality control. It is proposed that the Board verify that the auditor does not provide services other than auditing and that fees adhere to current limitations. Additionally, a new audit provider has been procured and will take office from the 2025 Annual General Meeting.
The Board is proposed to adopt a large number of common policy documents and guidelines for the City of Stockholm, including the Bicycle Plan for Stockholm, Climate Action Plan 2030, Quay Strategy, and Traffic Safety Plan. These documents will govern the city's work in various areas, replacing older versions of these policies.
The Board of S:t Erik Försäkrings AB presents an outcome report for the first quadmester of 2026, indicating that the company's financial goals for profit and costs are expected to be met for the full year. The company will continue its work on risk identification and damage prevention for the city's facilities and operations, as well as developing its sustainability efforts in collaboration with Stockholms Stadshus AB.
The Board will receive an injury report detailing accident statistics up to May 11, 2026, showing total damages and their cost, excluding deductibles. It also highlights a new major fire at the Cemeteries Administration's machine shed, estimated to cost approximately 4 million SEK.
The Board of S:t Erik Försäkrings AB will review a summary risk report for Q1 2026, which assesses the company's overall risk level as low, with ample margins to both the board's own limits and regulatory solvency capital requirements. Despite this, claims costs have been higher than the previous quarter, posing the company's biggest risk to solvency, and a medium-level risk for data breaches due to inadequate security measures has been identified and is being addressed.
The Board of S:t Erik Försäkrings AB is meeting to address the previous minutes. They will approve the annual financial statements and multi-year budget, which shows a profit of SEK 26 million before tax. The Board will also discuss various risk and internal audit reports, along with several governing documents such as the Chemical Plan 2031, Mobility and Parking, and the Business Policy.
Head of Administration Håkan Andersson updated the committee on the department's status, presenting the first trimester report, comparing Stockholm to Gothenburg and Malmö, and detailing the implementation of "A Substitute to Rely On" and new recruitment methods. Personnel information and personal safety for the committee were also discussed.
The City Council reviewed the City Audit Office's annual report for the Guardianship Committee's operations in 2025. The report found that operations were generally efficient and financially sound, with improved processing times, although some delays persisted, and deficiencies in the work environment and internal control were noted. The Committee has already initiated corrective actions, including new routines for controls and documentation, which will be subject to annual follow-up.
The Södermalm District Council rejected an application for a serving permit for the ice cream kiosk Capanna Verde at Åsögatan 148. The administration determined that allowing alcohol service in Axel Landquist Park could create an unsafe and unsuitable environment, especially given the park's popular playground and the regular presence of individuals with addiction problems.
The Södermalm District Council reviewed a referral from the Social Welfare Administration's licensing unit regarding an application for a serving permit for restaurant LuckyOrNot at Varvsgatan 8. The Council approved the application for permanent serving to the public Monday to Sunday from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM, as the administration found no social or preventive obstacles.
The Södermalm District Council decided to re-procure the operation of the Maria Youth Club's recreational activities, including mobile youth leaders. The council also instructed the administration to present the procurement document before the tender is advertised, ensuring continued access to leisure activities for local youth aged 13-19, run by an external contractor.
The Södermalm District Council decided that the municipality, via the administration's cleaning unit, will take over the daily cleaning of office premises at Virkesvägen 3 and Tjärhovsgatan 32 from October 1, 2026. This move, which coincides with the expiration of the current contract with Rengörare Näslund AB, aims to improve efficiency and quality, mirroring successful transitions in municipal preschools.
The Södermalm District Council decided to task the administration with preparing a procurement of new, modern safety-enhancing technology for elderly care homes. This is due to the current safety alarms being outdated and their contract soon expiring. The administration will return with a detailed request before a final decision on the procurement itself is made.
The Södermalm District Council approved a decision to rent five new apartments, including common and staff areas, in the Persikan 6 block on Södermalm. This will establish a group home under the LSS Act to address the shortage of housing for individuals with disabilities. The estimated annual rent is approximately 2 million SEK, with Stockholmshem AB as the landlord for ten years, and occupancy expected in autumn 2026.
Södermalm District Council approved its first quarterly report for 2026, forecasting a full-year surplus of 65 million SEK, with all 24 goals expected to be met. The council also requested a 0.4 million SEK budget adjustment for out-of-hours facilities and returned 1.5 million SEK in climate investment funds for Tantolunden due to an unfeasible stormwater project.
The Södermalm District Council reviewed six citizen proposals from April 2026. Four proposals, concerning benches, Renstiernas gata redesign, cycling traffic rules, and making Sankt Paulsgatan a permanent pedestrian street, were forwarded to the Traffic Committee as they fell outside the council's jurisdiction. The remaining two proposals, for a cultural park and improved bathing opportunities in Skanstull, were sent to the administration for preparation.
The City District Council for Northern Inner City approved the minutes from the Disability Council's meetings on April 20 and May 11, 2026. Discussions at these meetings included the Council's working methods, recruitment and sick leave within social services, and new service housing for people with disabilities. The Council also addressed issues concerning criminal record checks, accessible communication for residents, and a motion on protecting children with disabilities.
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