Randers Kommune in the news

An alternative budget proposal aims to fund welfare by reallocating money from infrastructure projects and reducing administrative costs within the municipality.

The Local Green Tripartite Randers Fjord has submitted 36 new project applications to improve the aquatic environment, reduce climate impact, and increase nature in the region, despite ongoing debates and farmer uncertainty.

Randers Kommune is constructing a 59 million kroner bathing lake and recreational area, Flodbyen Randers, set to open in summer 2025.

A new large forest with 500 oak trees was inaugurated near Randers, involving Randers Kommune.

Dansk Folkeparti's budget priorities for Randers Kommune focus on developing rural districts, improving infrastructure, and promoting nature while opposing excessive renewable energy installations in villages.

Randers Municipality's budget agreement for 2027-2030 was signed by nine parties, but Østbroen abstained due to concerns over the Klimabroen project and the agreement's financial responsibility.

The Randers Recycling Center celebrated its 25th anniversary, treating visitors with refreshments.

Randers Kommune launched a campaign to encourage motorists to consider cycling for short trips by placing posters with cycling benefits in parking lots.

Randers Amtsavis investigated the 32-page budget agreement for Randers Kommune, revealing funding sources like loans and old reserves, along with financial uncertainties.

Vandmiljø Randers is changing its wastewater management approach in the city center, opting for large basins instead of extensive road excavation.

Randers Kommune is implementing medication robots across all its districts to help elderly residents manage their daily medicine intake, fostering greater independence and optimizing care staff resources.

Randers Recycling Center is celebrating 25 years of evolving from waste disposal to advanced recycling, with future plans for even greater resource recovery.

Randers Recycling Center celebrates 25 years of transforming waste management from disposal to resource recovery, with ongoing efforts to enhance sorting and recycling.

Randers Kommune is selling 11 building plots in Øster Bjerregrav to combat a declining population, a move welcomed by residents but with calls for a more comprehensive development plan.

Home helpers in Randers Kommune can now directly provide minor assistive devices to aid citizens in daily tasks.

Randers Kommune is entering budget negotiations with a focus on prioritizing core welfare, developing all parts of the municipality, ensuring responsible finances, and linking economic policy with integration requirements.

Randers Kommune, in collaboration with Verdo and Naturstyrelsen, is inaugurating a new 215-hectare urban forest aimed at groundwater protection, biodiversity, and recreation.

Randers Kommune is taking over Underværket, a building under financial strain, leading to multiple associations relocating there on short notice.

Randers Municipality is incorporating landscape and recreational considerations into the design of the Klimabroen project, aiming for a greener and more integrated solution.

Randers Kommune has updated its parking rules for electric vehicles, now considering parking legal as long as the charging cable is connected, regardless of active charging status, a change welcomed by FDM.