Stadt Augsburg in the news

Augsburg supports Munich's Olympic bid, anticipating positive impacts on local sports, economy, and infrastructure, and highlights its two key venues, the Eiskanal and WWK-Arena.

The Augsburg Public Order Office is hosting an open exchange event on October 8th for citizens to directly engage with staff at the Mobile Watch Pavilion.

The Siebentischpark playground in Augsburg is now complete with a new natural wood climbing house and slide, incorporating public feedback.

Andrea Krupski von Mansberg was elected as the new head of urban development, mobility, and climate protection for the city of Augsburg, effective November 15, 2026.

Augsburg will host two citizen assemblies in late 2026, offering direct interaction with city leaders, including a city-wide event and one for the Göggingen district.

Augsburg welcomes the DOSB's selection of Munich as Germany's candidate for the Olympic and Paralympic Games, anticipating significant benefits for the city, which will host events at its Eiskanal and WWK Arena.

The Augsburg city sewage department is hosting an open day for families and children on October 3rd, featuring interactive activities and insights into wastewater treatment.

Augsburg's new urban development head, Andrea Krupski von Mansberg, outlined a vision for climate-resilient, mobile, and affordable urban growth, integrating green spaces, water management, and neighborhood-level services.

Augsburg is facing challenging financial times, leading to a budget freeze to cut costs.

The annual Autumn Dult in Augsburg will open on October 3rd with 109 vendors offering a variety of goods and new attractions, accompanied by road closures for safety.

The city of Augsburg is providing free access to the Fire Department Experience World for local students to educate them on emergency preparedness and self-protection.

The Stadtbücherei Augsburg is launching a new survey to gather citizen feedback on its services, premises, and opening hours to further develop its offerings based on community needs.

Stadt Augsburg is hosting the BioSüd 2026 trade fair, offering guided tours for kitchen managers and political representatives to promote regional organic food, with a strong emphasis on its use in public facilities.

Augsburg news includes centennial bus celebrations, the 500th Turamichele festival, Angela Merkel receiving an award, and a rape suspect's arrest.

Augsburg welcomes Munich's Olympic bid, recognizing the opportunities for its economy, infrastructure, and international visibility, and is securing its ice channel for future use.

Augsburg's Mobility and Civil Engineering Department announces numerous road and infrastructure construction projects impacting traffic flow from late September through the end of 2026, with some extending to 2028.

The city of Augsburg is surveying residents to gather input on the future development of its city library's spaces, hours, and services until 2030.

Augsburg is gearing up to host the German national football team's match against Greece, with transport and civic preparations underway.

The city of Augsburg is hosting a "Long Night of Democracy" event on October 2nd with over 40 activities to engage citizens of all ages in democratic processes and discussions.

Augsburg imposed a spending freeze until year-end due to a serious budgetary situation caused by increased personnel, social, and energy costs.