Stad Hasselt in the news

Hasselt actively promotes a sustainable protein shift through local policies, projects, and community engagement to foster healthier and eco-friendly eating habits.

Stad Hasselt organizes guided walks for residents to explain and gather feedback on the future development plans for the Blauwe Boulevard area, focusing on creating a new waterside district.

Hasselt residents are disappointed that overhead power lines in the Kiewit district will not be buried during upcoming street renovations due to budgetary constraints and lack of technical necessity.

Hasselt has opened its first public charging square with twelve charging points to support the growth of electric vehicles and improve public charging infrastructure.

Hasselt is looking for a new operator for its Kapermolen camper site, citing challenges with self-management after two years.

Stad Hasselt is resurfacing a damaged section of Sint-Truidersteenweg, causing two days of expected traffic disruption.

Hasselt will provide 50,000 euros annually to LeOnhuis to strengthen existing services for children and families and to expand leisure activities.

The city of Hasselt provides free resilience and self-defense training for women to enhance their safety and assertiveness in daily life.

A restoration project for the Hasselt Beguinage will create a new university faculty site and public garden.

Hasselt is implementing a new action plan to improve toilet accessibility across the city's catering and public spaces.

Hasselt merges its heritage department into Erfgoedcel Demervallei while James Cooke debuts a new play about motherhood.

Hasselt is subsidizing the maintenance and inspection of significant trees on private land to preserve the urban landscape.

Hasselt finished a charging area without installing chargers while James Cooke debuted a play about motherhood.

Hasselt is providing financial aid and expert maintenance advice to residents owning ecologically significant trees to improve urban climate resilience.

Hasselt is investing 60,000 euros in government grants and city funds to strengthen its local anti-radicalization security measures.

Hasselt is allocating 30,000 euros annually to vzw Homie to provide shelter and support for ten homeless youths.

Hasselt will double subsidies for youth organizations to ",000 euros annually by 2031 and introduce new subsidies for youth camps, establishing a clearer framework for youth work.

Hasselt partners with vzw Homie, providing 30,000 euros annually to shelter and support homeless youth as their numbers continue to rise.

Hasselt provides a 30,000 euro subsidy to vzw Homie to house and guide 10 vulnerable young people annually, aiming to hire a part-time colleague for comprehensive support.

Hasselt's party bus has resumed service with a 2.70 euro fare, testing student willingness to pay for night transport, though ridership is currently low.