Stadt Oldenburg in the news

Twenty-one trainees completed their emergency paramedic training at the Oldenburg Fire Department's educational center, with most Oldenburg participants already fire officers and now qualifying as paramedics.

The Bürgerbüro Nord is adjusting its drop-off and pick-up service hours for vehicle registrations and deregistrations, effective October 5th.

The city's social media team interviewed market master Dennis Ostendorf about the setup and tips for the Kramermarkt festival.

The city of Oldenburg is establishing a youth parliament and implementing a three-year action plan to increase youth participation starting in 2027.

Oldenburg will experience extensive road closures and public transport disruptions on October 3, 2026, from 12 PM to 4:30 PM due to the Kramermarkt parade, with drivers advised to use alternate routes.

Jascha Rohr has been elected as the new Mayor of Oldenburg in a close run-off election, set to take office in November 2026.

The Oldenburg Waste Management Department is providing free leaf disposal services and distributing leaf bins to help residents manage fallen leaves from October 5th to January 2nd.

The Oldenburg Waste Management Company (AWB) is deploying leaf baskets and offering free leaf disposal at recycling centers to manage autumn leaves.

Due to staffing shortages, the Social Psychiatric Service in Oldenburg is adjusting its availability for on-site and telephone services.

A pedestrian and cycling path in Oldenburg will be closed from October 5th to November 29th for pipeline installation work, with a detour provided.

The document details changes to public services, market schedules, and opening hours for recreational and cultural facilities in Oldenburg due to public holidays on October 3rd and 31st.

Jascha Rohr has been elected as the new mayor of Oldenburg with 51.6% of the votes, narrowly defeating Ulf Prange.

Jascha Rohr has been elected as the new mayor of Oldenburg with 51.6% of the votes, supported by the Green Party and CDU.

Jascha Rohr has been elected as the new mayor of Oldenburg after a close run-off election.

Runoff elections in Lower Saxony on September 27th determined mayoral and district administrator positions in several municipalities, including Oldenburg.

The City of Oldenburg is organizing an event to help businesses convert interns into apprentices and enhance their visibility to young people.

The Oldenburg city council election results are finalized, with minor shifts in party votes, and a mayoral run-off election is pending.

The official final results for the Oldenburg city council election confirm the Greens as the strongest party, and a mayoral run-off election is scheduled.

The Oldenburg Finance and Participations Committee will hold a public meeting to address financial reports, guarantee adjustments, organizational restructuring, and various administrative and political proposals.

The inForum book exchange in Oldenburg has been canceled for three upcoming dates in September and October.