The City Executive Council approved Reykjavík City's interim financial report for the January–June 2026 period today, Thursday, Sept. 10.
Reykjavík City is accepting applications for City Grants for the year 2027.
Families planning to use City preschool services on the days when primary schools are on fall break — Oct. 22, 23 and 26, and between Christmas and New Year's — must register their children separately. Registration is open Sept. 10–20.
Reykjavík City is tagging city-owned waste bins with microchips and labels to improve services.
The Standby Squares project activates squares and public spaces across the city to create more engaging areas, embrace the unexpected, and serve as a platform for bold urban experiments. One of this year's selected works is Tengja.
The Environment and Planning Committee approved a proposal from Reykjavík City's Environment and Planning Department to prepare the city's parking garages for 24-hour operations.
