Stadt Moers in the news

The City of Moers honored employees for 25, 40, and 50 years of service, with some retiring.

The Committee for Equal Opportunities and Integration will convene to discuss heritage language education, the immigration office's work, and presentations from various organizations.

The city of Moers organizes a weekly "Chat Bench" event in Scherpenberg to foster social interaction among residents, especially seniors.

Moers plans to open kindergarten places for children under one year old starting from the 2027/28 academic year.

Organizations in Moers can apply for grants for integrative projects promoting understanding and tolerance until November 30, 2027.

Moers is adjusting parking fees starting January 2027 due to VAT obligations, implementing new tariffs, and also approved traffic safety measures and an updated environmental master plan.

The city of Moers and the Blind and Partially Sighted Association mourn the passing of Heinz Peter Maas, a long-time, dedicated advocate for people with disabilities.

Moers Mayor Julia Zupancic honored winners of the city's garden competition for their designs, sustainability, and biodiversity contributions.

The city of Moers is seeking a new arbitration person for specific districts to mediate civil and private prosecution disputes.

The Grafschafter Museum will be open on German Unity Day, while the Citizen Service and library will be closed.

Moers recognized winners of its annual garden competition for their creative, sustainable, and biodiverse garden designs.

The ASPU committee approved an updated environmental plan for connected green spaces, development plans for Repelen, traffic safety measures, and new parking regulations with adjusted fees effective January 2027.

The City of Moers is hosting a free lecture on climate-friendly district heating, detailing its function, availability, and connection process within Moers, as part of its municipal heating plan to achieve climate neutrality by 2040.

The city of Moers is mourning the death of Heinz Peter Maas, a long-time advocate for people with disabilities, especially the blind and visually impaired, who passed away on September 19.

The city of Moers mourns Heinz Peter Maas, a long-time advocate for people with disabilities, especially the blind, who passed away on September 19.

Stadt Moers is ending free parking for electric vehicles at a specific lot as a cost-saving measure, with new fees taking effect October 1st.

The city of Moers has extended the application deadline for its 2026 Homeland Award, recognizing volunteer efforts in community, culture, and environmental protection with prizes totaling 5,000 Euros.

The 10th Moers Soapbox Derby successfully gathered 1,200 visitors for a family-friendly event with creative soapbox races and sponsor support from Sparkasse am Niederrhein.

The city of Moers presents its new biodiversity strategy at a public event to discuss measures for enhancing local flora and fauna.

The city of Moers is addressing the housing needs of its aging population by exploring new living concepts and integrating findings into its housing market strategy.