Magistrát hl. m. Praha in the news

Praha 6 is actively combating parents manipulating residence to enroll children in preferred schools by enhancing verification methods and legal support to prioritize local residents' access.

On October 27, 2025, Prague City Hall will limit operations to essential services to save costs due to low public demand.

Prague city hall is investigating and addressing workplace issues at Zoo Praha to improve employee conditions and prevent bullying.

Prague will spend over 420 million CZK in 2026 to fund diverse cultural and arts projects citywide, supporting both long-term and one-time initiatives through expert-reviewed subsidies.

Prague's mayor visited Prague 19, praising its balanced growth, new cultural center, expanded school, modernized sports hall, and strong volunteer firefighters.

The document provides comprehensive information on the Prague municipal and Senate elections, detailing voting procedures, candidate lists, and election specifics for residents.

Prague is holding municipal and Senate elections for new leadership, with voter turnout mirroring previous years and political parties vying for various electoral goals.

The article provides a detailed guide for Prague residents on how to vote in the 2026 municipal and Senate elections, covering where and when to vote, necessary documents, ballot marking procedures, and the differences between voting for parties and individual candidates.

This article details the 2026 municipal elections in Prague 4, including key local issues, candidate lists for the local council and city hall, and the complex voting procedures.

Prague's 2026 municipal elections will elect 65 city assembly members from 24 political groups, with a new mayor to be chosen by the assembly, and concurrent senatorial and local district elections.

Prague launched a special tram commemorating Václav Havel's 90th birthday, designed by Studio Najbrt in collaboration with the 1st Presidential Library, running until the end of 2026.

Prague, Central Bohemia, and Plzeň regions signed a memorandum to commemorate the 1030th anniversary of St. Adalbert's martyrdom in 2027 through various cultural events and by promoting the Via Sancti Adalberti pilgrimage route.

Prague police are now using a mobile noise meter provided by the City Hall to enforce vehicle noise regulations.

Former post office facilities were converted into modern classrooms and a dining hall to expand capacity for two Prague schools.

Prague municipal government acquired a mobile noise meter for traffic police to detect illegal vehicle exhaust system modifications and is preparing to introduce a roller dynamometer for electric bikes and scooters.

Prague police are now using mobile noise meters, purchased by the Prague Municipal Government, to identify illegally modified vehicle exhaust systems, with additional equipment for e-bikes and e-scooters also planned.

Jiří Fořt proposes creating a "Shadow City Hall of Youth" and a student project funding program to actively involve young people aged 18-25 in solving Prague's urban challenges and shaping its future.

The Prague municipal government opened a new 24/7 home for clients with autism in Branická Street, providing a safe and tailored environment with individual spaces, a garden, and financial support exceeding 1.6 million CZK.

The Prague emergency medical service is receiving 25 new Volkswagen Crafter ambulances, part of a larger order of 50 vehicles to modernize its fleet and improve paramedic working conditions.

Prague's Industrial Palace reopens to the public after a major renovation, restoring its historical value and creating a modern exhibition space.