Stadt Troisdorf in the news

The Troisdorf City Library's 2026 summer reading club set a new participation record with 566 readers, ending with an awards ceremony at Cineplex Troisdorf.

The Troisdorfer Tafel distributes 3.5 tons of weekly food donations to 1,800 people in Troisdorf with the support of volunteers, supermarkets, and local authorities.

The KWIG Annual Event in Troisdorf brought together the Kenyan community, local officials, and business representatives to promote cultural exchange and networking.

A large-scale safety day in Troisdorf and Niederkassel by police and partners focused on visible presence, various controls, and crime/traffic prevention, leading to numerous violations and community engagement.

Rhein-Sieg district cities are implementing diverse rules for e-scooters and bicycles in pedestrian zones, with Siegburg restricting access and Troisdorf maintaining current permissions, in response to new regulations and rising accident numbers.

Awo Troisdorf-Mitte faces financial challenges after the city cut its subsidies, but plans to continue its community center operations and expand its offerings to combat loneliness.

The Awo Ortsverein Troisdorf-Mitte faces financial challenges after the city of Troisdorf cut funding for its community center, but plans to continue its diverse social programs to combat loneliness.

The Troisdorf Youth Fire Brigade conducted a large-scale fire and rescue exercise, celebrating the Sieglar branch's 30th anniversary with a visiting delegation from Heidenau.

Troisdorf has the highest percentage of primary school children with a migration background in the Rhein-Sieg district, with over half its students having foreign familial roots.

Full development of three streets and a square in Eschmar, Troisdorf, along with the creation of a new park, will commence in September and conclude by summer 2028.

Troisdorf's mayor visited Redcar & Cleveland to renew their town partnership, focusing on student and cultural exchanges, while a delegation from the town partnership association explored the region's history and culture.

Troisdorf's mayor and a delegation visited Redcar & Cleveland to renew their town partnership, focusing on student exchanges, cultural projects, and celebrating their long-standing friendship.

Troisdorf's city council approved a double budget after months of struggle, driven by declining business tax revenues and necessitating over 100 changes, though funds are not yet flowing.

Troisdorf's city council approved the 2026/27 budget on its third try, implementing significant cuts to infrastructure and postponing key investments.

The Troisdorf city council finally approved its 2026/27 budget, which includes significant austerity measures and project postponements due to financial constraints.

Botulinum neurotoxin C was found in Rotter See, causing animal deaths and prompting warnings for dog owners, with the lake being temporarily closed by the city of Troisdorf.

The city of Troisdorf has expanded its smart parking system in Troisdorf-Spich, allowing users to find available spaces via the City Pilot App to save time and reduce emissions.

The city of Troisdorf launches two interactive discovery tours for adults and families, accessible via a free app, to explore its history and landmarks.

Stadt Troisdorf launches two interactive discovery tours for families and adults to explore the city using the free Actionbound app.

The city of Troisdorf decided to shut down a special waste landfill operated by MINERALplus, with recultivation expected to take 8-10 years.