Ludvík Geirsson has been appointed harbourmaster of the Port of Hafnarfjörður. Lúðvík sat on the Harbour Board from 1986-90 and from 1994-2010, as chairman of the Harbour Board from 2013-14, and was harbour master of the Port of Hafnarfjörður alongside serving as mayor from 2002-2004. The Harbour Board approved at its meeting this morning to appoint Ludvík Geirsson as harbour master. This was the recommendation of the selection committee, which was appointed by the Harbour Board […]
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Characteristics of good teachers
The Faculty of Education at the University of Iceland is calling for nominations from the public for good teachers. The purpose of the campaign is to draw the nation's attention to the teaching profession; how interesting and enjoyable it is, and what a significant impact teachers can have on individuals and society. The results of the initiative will be announced at a ceremony at the Faculty of Education's premises at Stakkahlíð on 1 June at 17:00. […]
Fees for containers
The Municipality of Hafnarfjörður has decided to introduce a procedure for charging a standing fee on containers, in accordance with section 2.6.1 of the Building Regulations No. 112/2012 and the regulations on position permits, which were approved by the Hafnarfjörður Town Council on 20 January 2016. The fee is for one year at a time, and the first charging period is from 1 May 2016 to 30 April 2017. A single fee applies to all sizes of […]
Primary School Champions 2015-2016
Lækjarskóli is the winner of the Hafnarfjörður primary school sports competition for the 2015-2016 school year. The competition is held annually, and it is the Year 9 pupils of the primary schools who compete on behalf of their schools each year. This year's competition was held at Ásvellir, but the venue alternates between Ásvellir and Kaplakriki. Similarly, the sports competed in vary slightly depending on the venue.
Town Council Meeting, 11th May
A town council meeting has been called for Wednesday, 11 May, and will begin at 14:00 at Hafnarborg, Strandgata 34. The agenda for the town council meeting can be accessed here. You can watch the meeting live here. The broadcast starts at 14:00.
Tender – food for canteens
TENDER for the production of food for school canteens. The Procurement Department of the City of Hafnarfjörður invites tenders for the production of food for the municipality's nursery and primary schools. The service contract consists of producing the food and delivering it at a specified time to the relevant nursery and primary schools, and serving it along with a summary after the meal. The contract period is 4 years with provisions that it will be possible to […]
Pre-registration for school gardens
This summer, children aged 7–12 (born 2004–2009) have priority to register for the school gardens of the City of Hafnarfjörður. Registration began on the first of May and closes on 14th May. After this date, everyone else with a permanent residence in Hafnarfjörður will have the opportunity to rent a plot. The school gardens are located at the following places: Á Víðistöðum, tel. 664-5769 […]
Westfjordar people on a visit
Last year, representatives on the Hafnarfjörður Youth Council came up with the idea of inviting another youth council for a visit. Initially, there was discussion about inviting the youth council of a neighbouring municipality, with the aim of learning about the work and methods of another youth council. During these deliberations, the Hornarfjörður Youth Council approached the Hafnarfjörður Youth Council. The Hornfirðingar […]
Summer job – fristund.is
Registration for summer activities run by the City of Hafnarfjörður is now open! Registration takes place on My Pages – under „play schemes, school gardens and playgrounds“ in the primary school applications section. The City of Hafnarfjörður is offering play schemes for 7–9-year-olds at all schools, school gardens for the whole family in Mosahlíð, on Holtinu, Öldugata, Víðistaðir and Völlum, leisure activities for 10–13-year-olds and […]
Harvest Festival of Cleansing
With a united community clean-up effort, Hafnarfjörður will be super-clean in a short time. On Thursday, 12th May, employees of businesses and institutions, along with pupils and teachers of all school levels in Hafnarfjörður, are encouraged to roll up their sleeves, put on their wellington boots, get their gloves on and head out for a spot of litter-picking and cleaning. Every little bit helps. […]