The City's decisions

The City of Helsinki uses Finnish in its decision-making. You can browse the service in English, but the decision documents themselves are only available in Finnish. The Decisions service compiles all decision-making by the City of Helsinki in one place. You can find decisions made by the Helsinki City Council, City Board, committees, office holders and other authorities of Helsinki in Finnish.

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Search decisions by the City of Helsinki from April 2018 onwards.
Decisionmaking
Find information on the upcoming meetings, members and new decisions of the City Board, for example.
Meetings calendar
See the meetings and agendas of the City of Helsinki’s governing bodies.
Information on decision-making
Find out how the city’s decision-making process works and what roles the decision-makers play. Also see the decision-making vocabulary.
Public notices and notifications (in Finnish)
Browse current public notices and notifications.
Archived decisions 2011-2017
Search city of Helsinki decisions from 2011 to 2017.

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