Information from Bydel Stovner May 2024

Meeting in Stovner district committee Thursday 2 May

Photo: Joakim Rødven, Oslo municipality

Place and time: Karl Fossums vei 30, Entrance B.
Ferd Social Entrepreneurs will hold a briefing for the District Committee from 18.00. Ordinary proceedings start at 19.00 with an open half hour. The entire meeting is open to the public.

Open half hour:
Do you have an issue you want to raise with the district politicians? The meeting starts with an open half hour, where the audience can ask questions or put forward views without debate.

Feel free to send a registration to [email protected]
by 15 on the day of the meeting.

The case documents are available at einnsyn.no. Select “Meeting calendar”, select the date 2 May and click on “Stovner district committee”.

Excerpts of cases for consideration:
– Local participation process for input into traffic safety measures in Stovner district 2025.
– Quarterly report per 31.3.2024

Welcome to the meeting!

Rashid Nawaz
BU manager

Anna Kaarina Ryymin
District director

The next meeting of the district committee, Thursday 20 June, will take place at Verdenshuset in Haugenstua.

Proposal for trafficsecurity measures in 2025

Do you know of a place in the district where there are challenges with traffic safety?

Do you want to do something about it?

Submit your proposal by 30 June 2024. It will take approximately 2-4 minutes to complete the survey.

If you have several suggestions, we ask that you send them separately.

Scan the QR code or go to this internet address: https://shorturl.at/ceBU6

Resident parking for NOK 1

From 1 January, the price of resident parking for residents of Stovner was reduced to one kroner.

Residents with an ongoing agreement from 2023 must themselves cancel the old agreement and take out a new one to get the new price.

In 2023, resident parking will cost NOK 1,260 for an electric car and NOK 3,200 for a fossil car.

Robust. New call service for children and young people

GOOD COOPERATION: Bjørn and Ulf from Robust, Gro from Vestli school, Donika and Janne from Bydel Stovner and Sabha from Ferd Social Entrepreneurs. Photo: Eyvind J. Schumacher, Oslo municipality

The call offer Robust is now also coming to Vestli in the Stovner district.

This is an offer that was originally started in Oslo in 1988. Robust is the operation of the Church’s Bymission with the support of Oslo Municipality.

Robust offers talks for children, young people and families who have various challenges. This is a low-threshold offer with no need for a referral. Those who work at Robust are experienced family therapists who are bound by confidentiality.

This initiative supports the district’s aim to prevent dropouts from school and working life as well as support families with complex challenges.

Robust comes to Stovner as a result of good cooperation between the Bodel Stovner, Vestli school and Ferd Sosiale Entreprenører, with financial support from the Kavli fund. As a supplement to the district’s other services, Robust will contribute to even better availability of mental health care for children and young people in Stovner.

Is there something you are wondering about?

Photo: Eyvind J. Schumacher, Oslo municipality

Talk to a member of staff in Bydel Stovner.
Visit us at Bydelstorget at Stovner centre, level 3 (Next to Kid Interiør.).

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, at 10.00 – 18.00.

You can also visit us at Vestli torg. Opening hours Monday and Wednesday at 14.00 – 18.00 and Friday at 12.00 – 16.00.

Here you can ask questions about the district’s offers and services, such as
housing, nursery school and health care. You can borrow a PC and get help with applications. You can get help in many languages, in addition to English and Norwegian.

Send a city message

Photo: Nikolai Kobets Freund / Oslo municipality

Spring is here. Have there been potholes in the road during the winter, or is litter appearing that has been hidden by the snow?

Here you can quickly and easily report faults and deficiencies in common areas such as streets, squares, open spaces, sports facilities in the city, fields and inner Oslofjord. The message goes directly to the operator in the area.

With a few clicks you can contribute to safer roads in the neighbourhood.

Bymelding is operated by the Bymiljøetaten, which manages public areas such as streets, squares, parks, open spaces, sports facilities, fields and inner Oslofjord. The Norwegian Environment Agency is also responsible for air, noise, water and soil.