Stadt Ingolstadt in the news

Ingolstadt introduces a digital map in its Geoportal showing all current and planned public E-charging station locations to promote electromobility.

The city council faction in Ingolstadt wants to evaluate home office policies to assess their impact on services and staff.

The city of Ingolstadt is relaunching its "Reg10n der Zukunft" gifted student program to encourage 10th-grade gymnasium students to engage with societal developments and political education.

Residents are calling on the city of Ingolstadt to intervene and accelerate fiber optic expansion in Mühlhausen after Deutsche Telekom canceled a landline order for economic reasons.

Ingolstadt's mayor is seeking state support to manage the city's economic transformation and key development projects.

The City of Ingolstadt and the Audi Environmental Foundation organized a plogging event where participants collected twelve bags of waste, promoting environmental responsibility and community engagement.

Ingolstadt seeks Bavarian state support for its economic transformation, leveraging areas like the in-campus for new business development and addressing financial challenges.

The Ingolstadt Environmental Office is warning about PFAS contamination in the Mailinger Bach, advising against using its water for garden irrigation due to elevated levels.

Ingolstadt opened a new 1.7 million Euro youth center at the Marieluise-Fleißer-Mittelschule, featuring a sustainable wooden design and serving as a central hub for local youth.

Ingolstadt's CSU faction calls for a transparent, measurable consolidation plan to address the city's budget deficit, focusing on savings, efficiency, and fair burden distribution.

Ingolstadt is organizing a Foundation Day on October 1st to showcase local foundations' societal contributions and connect them with the public.

Ingolstadt is developing a digital city twin with EU funding to link urban data for improved administration and citizen access.

The city of Ingolstadt is introducing "school streets" at two primary schools to improve traffic safety for students by temporarily restricting vehicle access during drop-off times.

Ingolstadt is developing a digital city twin with EU funding to intelligently link urban data for improved administrative and public use, in collaboration with Zagreb.

Ingolstadt secures 18.5 million Euros from a federal infrastructure fund to finance critical projects and stabilize its budget, which is under strain due to the automotive industry crisis.

Ingolstadt secured 18.5 million Euros in federal funding for infrastructure projects, including bridge renovation, school expansion, and fire department procurements.

The City of Ingolstadt and the State Anti-Discrimination Working Group Bavaria are evaluating the 20-year General Equal Treatment Act and the four-year Anti-Discrimination Office, emphasizing the importance of local support and ongoing reform discussions.

Ingolstadt secured EU funding for its "Civic Twin Lab" project to build a digital twin of the city, integrating various urban data for citizens and administration, and collaborating with Zagreb and baral Geohaus-Consulting.

The city of Ingolstadt is expanding its digital administrative services, allowing citizens to complete more government tasks online, making it a national leader in digital offerings.

Ingolstadt's commuter numbers have shifted with fewer people commuting in and more people commuting out, though the city maintains a positive commuter balance, with strong labor market connections to its surrounding region and major Bavarian cities.