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The Moderates have proposed establishing "safety kiosks" in Stockholm, inspired by models in Japan and Germany, staffed by police, guards, and field assistants, to enhance safety through increased presence and quicker response. However, the Skärholmen city district administration believes that fixed physical centers are not the most effective method, arguing that current flexible field work already creates safety and fixed locations could reduce adaptability, potentially limiting reach to areas most in need.

Businesses along Skärholmsgången are experiencing a sharp decline in sales due to the removal of parking and drop-off points with the new police station, making it difficult for customers to stop quickly and for suppliers to load/unload. The District Administration has asked the Traffic Administration to investigate the rapid implementation of short-term parking or a loading zone, and to engage in dialogue with property owner Savana, who is open to a solution. The Traffic Administration has received the request.

A citizen suggested planting wildflowers on the large, unappealing meadow by Ålgrytevägen near the subway tracks in Bredäng to beautify the area and benefit pollinators. Skärholmen City District Administration is positive and plans to investigate suitable planting locations along the subway line, considering high-voltage lines and SL's track area. The goal is to establish flowers and bushes in 2027 to boost biodiversity.

Three summer interns proposed reintroducing the '127 Festival' in Skärholmen, highlighting its benefits like youth employment, free activities, community, and safety. However, the Skärholmen City District Administration stated they can't revive the festival in its original form due to updated collaboration guidelines and past financial embezzlement issues. The administration is instead planning several new events and activities for children and youth in 2026, including football championships, day camps, and various festivals in partnership with civil society, while also creating summer job opportunities.

A citizen proposed installing an automatic door opener at Skärholmen swimming pool for the convenience of people with disabilities and parents with strollers. The swimming pool replied that they do not plan for such a door as there are already alternative entrances with automatic openers. The citizen also raised concerns about overcrowding at Söderholmsskolan, but the Skärholmen district administration stated that the school is now operating in Vårbergsskolan's premises, which have sufficient capacity, and renovations of Söderholmsskolan's own building are expected to be completed in 2028-2029.

A citizen proposal has been submitted to the Skärholmen district council, suggesting ways to increase safety in Skärholmen, Bredäng, Sätra, and Vårberg. The proposal includes ideas like more police presence, discussions about night patrols and security guards, and better lighting to counter gang-related crime. The district administration agrees there are challenges with crime and insecurity in these areas, and they are working systematically and long-term on safety issues, including collaborating with the police and other groups. They have specific goals to reduce crime in drug hotspots and improve safety in public spaces by 2026.

A citizen proposed installing a bench at the turning circle outside Måsholmstorget, as they have difficulty standing and balancing after a stroke and need to sit while waiting for paratransit. The Skärholmen District Council forwarded the proposal to the Traffic Administration, responsible for the location, which will now process the matter and inform the proposer of its decision.

This matter concerns the formal reporting and approval of minutes from a meeting held on March 19, 2026, within the Skarpnäck City District Administration. The minutes detail discussions including wellness grants, noting that preschool and support, service, and care staff utilize the grant the least, alongside an overall decrease in sick leave during 2025 within the administration. Trade unions also raised questions regarding recruitment processes.

This document summarizes decisions made by officials in the Skarpnäck District Administration during March 2026. These decisions include denying requests for public documents and further delegating authority for procurements such as security technology, scheduling and staffing systems, and emergency housing for the homeless.

This item concerns the minutes from the Disability Council and the Pensioner Council in Skarpnäck, Farsta, and Enskede-Årsta-Vantör. The Disability Council discussed accessibility and noted that many users are satisfied with escort services, despite some being denied increased hours. The Pensioner Council discussed citizen proposals regarding outdoor gyms, a skatepark, and a cultural center in Bagarmossen, and endorsed the administration's proposal.

Residents in Skarpnäck have submitted several proposals to the district council, which will now be processed. The suggestions include planting deer-resistant nectar plants for pollinators along Nytorps gärde, establishing perennial beds and bushes in Magnebergsparken, and creating a "Skarpnäck Wall of Fame" with portraits of inspiring Skarpnäck residents. A fourth proposal concerns plant-based food in municipal operations, though this lacks a detailed description in the document.

This matter concerns a list of citizen proposals and letters submitted to the Skarpnäck District Council. Among the suggestions are a "Skarpnäck Wall of Fame," exclusively serving plant-based food in municipal operations, and making parts of Hammarbyhöjden center car-free. Other proposals include planting flowers in Nytorps Gärde and perennial beds in Magnebergsparken.

The Skarpnäck District Council presented its monthly report for January-February 2026, forecasting a balanced budget for the full year despite rising costs for premises, food, and salaries. However, the report highlights a risk of deficit in elderly care if the trend of increasing purchased housing places continues, while declining preschool enrollment is impacting the finances of preschool operations.

Skarpnäck District Council received 33 Lex Sarah reports in 2025, a decrease from the previous year. These reports concern deficiencies or risks of deficiencies within social services and disability support. While no cases were reported to IVO, eleven significant risks and twelve deficiencies were identified, and the council plans to continue internal training to improve quality and reduce investigation times.

The Skarpnäck City District Administration reported that 17 decisions regarding support and services under the Social Services Act (SoL) and the Act concerning Support and Service for Persons with Certain Functional Impairments (LSS) could not be implemented within three months during the last quarter of 2025. Of these, five have since been implemented, eight remain outstanding, and four were closed without implementation due to factors like staffing shortages, applicants not selecting providers, or declining offers while awaiting specific housing.

The City of Stockholm has updated its guidelines for artificial turf, rubber granulate, and cast-in-place rubber on surfaces like playgrounds and sports fields. The aim is to reduce the spread of environmentally and health-damaging chemicals and microplastics. The city now recommends avoiding these materials as much as possible in favor of more environmentally friendly alternatives, and imposes stricter requirements on materials that are still used. The Skarpnäck City District Administration welcomes the new requirements and wants all committees and companies to adhere to them rigorously.

The City of Stockholm is launching a new digital map for its general local public order regulations, aiming to make rules clearer and more accessible for residents. Additionally, a change to the regulations proposes that dog owners must now clean up after their dogs throughout all of Stockholm, not just the inner city as before. This ensures the same rules apply to all dog owners across the entire city.

The City of Stockholm is implementing a new program for planning and designing preschool facilities to ensure all preschools meet the same high standards for quality, safety, and functionality, while also making the planning process more efficient and cost-effective. The Skarpnäck City District Administration supports the program, believing it will promote equality and improve conditions for children's development.

The Skarpnäck District Council is set to decide on Dalens Pizzeria's application to serve alcohol. The administration proposes approving the pizzeria, located at Fyrskeppsvägen 23, for alcohol service to the public daily between 11:00 AM and 9:00 PM. This recommendation is based on an assessment that there are no social or preventative obstacles, nor any negative impacts on children.

Café Dough at Halmstadsvägen 43 in Johanneshov applied for a permit to serve alcohol to the public Wednesday through Sunday, from 11:00 to 22:00. The Skarpnäck District Council proposes approval, seeing no obstacles from a social and preventative perspective, meaning Café Dough will be able to serve alcohol if the permit is granted.