Reflective badges from the City of Hafnarfjörður are now available at the City of Hafnarfjörður's service centre and at the Hafnarfjörður Library for interested people of all ages. The reflectors were produced and given as a gift to all six-year-olds in the autumn of 2019 when they started primary school. Due to popular demand, it was decided to produce more reflectors, which are now available to everyone. […]
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Electronic monitoring of main driving routes
The City of Hafnarfjörður, the Capital Area Police and Neyðarlínan ohf. have entered into an agreement regarding the purchase, installation and operation of a CCTV system in the municipality. The system is intended solely to serve the needs of the police and other emergency services, and its use and access to data from the system are governed by the rules of the police and the Data Protection Authority. There has been considerable discussion about such surveillance […]
Christmas decorations and Christmas sweets from the Kaldá Lions Club
Jóhanna Valdemarsdóttir and Lillý Jónsson from the Kaldá Lions Club came bearing gifts this week with Christmas decorations and sweets. The gifts were for disabled people who use the services at the Hæfingarstöðin in Bæjarhraun and young people in short-term care at Hnotubergi. The gifts were, as hoped, a great delight, and the Lions Club is thanked profusely.
The Hjalli School of Education swam at Hrafnista this winter.
Swimming lessons for pupils at the Hjallastefnunnar Primary School in Hafnarfjörður will take place at Hrafnista this winter. Representatives from the Municipality of Hafnarfjörður, Hrafnista and the Primary School signed an agreement this week, which ensures that the school's pupils can use the swimming pool at Hrafnista this winter. Hrafnista provides ideal conditions for children and teachers, not to mention the wonderful people who live and work there […]
Tender for specialised transport services – optimisation and efficiency
Local service based on trust and personal service. At a meeting of the Hafnarfjörður Town Council today, offers received in a tender for specialised transport services in Hafnarfjörður, covering services for disabled people and the elderly in the municipality, were presented for information. Offers were received from five parties, and the lowest offer is kr 420,623,100, which is under the project's cost estimate […]
Sharing their creation with the local community
An art select group at Öldutúnsskóli has been exploring art from more perspectives than the traditional painting or sculpture found in art museums and galleries around the world. The group has been working on art that connects the community and its local environment. By giving their work and sharing their creations with the community, one can […]
The first tenants are moving in before Christmas
All rental flats at Hádegisskarð in Skarðshlíð have been allocated. Over 120 applications were received for the 10 flats that were advertised as available for application at Hádegisskarð in Skarðshlíð. These rental flats are intended to provide lower-income individuals and families with access to secure, long-term housing. Applications opened in early October and the deadline was […]
Hell's Lava – Red Hell 2
The Planning and Building Officer of Hafnarfjörður, approved at their meeting on 6 November. 2019, to give local notice of a proposal to amend the detailed plan for Hellnahraun Phase 1, concerning the plot at Rauðhellu 2 in Hafnarfjörður, in accordance with section 2 of Article 43 of the Planning Act no. 123/2010. The change consists of an extension of the building plot and the addition of a new driveway to the northern part of the plot. At […]
Mindfulness in schoolwork: More empathy – less stress
Mindfulness introduced into the work of Smáralundur. The second year of a project to introduce mindfulness into the work of the Smáralundur nursery school has begun. In the first year, the work was carried out exclusively with the staff, who experienced first-hand what it is like to use mindfulness in the daily hustle and bustle. According to Inga Fríða Tryggvadóttir, the head teacher, the school's staff can already feel that they […]
Top athletes on full pay at sporting events
In the autumn, the Hafnarfjörður town council approved new regulations regarding staff leave to participate in sporting events, and managers are authorised to grant staff leave from their duties without a reduction in their fixed salary to take part in sporting events. This leave is limited to players, managers and coaches for participation in the Olympic Games, World Championships, European Championships, Nordic Championships and national competitions. The City of Hafnarfjörður wishes, through this […]