Current blogs and municipal news from Offenburg, Baden-Württemberg. Construction projects, tenders, and public decisions.
In April 2026, Offenburg made important decisions in financial policy, including the introduction of an overnight stay tax, the adoption of the double budget for 2026/2027, and investments in education and heritage protection. This blog analyzes the background, impacts, and future perspectives of these measures.
Read more → Offenburg has set out on an ambitious path with its Traffic Master Plan 2035 to shape urban mobility in a climate-friendly and future-ready way. In April 2026, several decisions were made that set the direction – from the electrification of the bus fleet to the modernization of traffic light control.
Read more → In April 2026, Offenburg made key decisions on traffic, financial planning, and integration. The Traffic Committee laid the groundwork for 30 km/h zones and sidewalk parking concepts, the Municipal Council approved the overnight stay tax, and the Integration Advisory Board discussed language support and civic engagement.
Read more → In April 2026, important decisions and initiatives in the field of integration policy were at the forefront in Offenburg. The Integration Advisory Board, new educational offerings, and challenges posed by federal decisions shaped the developments.
Read more → In April 2026, Offenburg took decisive political and administrative steps in urban development. The qualified rent index for 2026 was adopted, and new street dedications contributed to infrastructure development. This blog analyzes the backgrounds, decision-making processes, and impacts of the April decisions.
Read more → In March 2026, governance was at the center of attention in Offenburg: Budget decisions, administrative procedures, and committee work shaped political discussions. This blog provides an in-depth look at the latest developments in city leadership and administration.
Read more → In March 2026, Offenburg set important milestones in urban development: From the introduction of the Bauturbo model to new housing projects and changes in the land use plan – the city is moving in line with the challenges of demographic change and climate protection strategies.
Read more → In March 2026, Offenburg made important decisions in the areas of urban planning, education, finance, and culture. The blog summarizes the key developments of the month.
Read more → In March 2026, Offenburg is setting key priorities in energy and infrastructure policy. The implementation of a CO₂ heat pump at the Zell-Weierbach School Campus, the energy renovation of school buildings, and the planning for the 2032 State Horticultural Show significantly contribute to achieving climate neutrality by 2040.
Read more → In February 2026, Offenburg took decisive steps toward shaping the mobility structure of its future. From school streets to the new Union Bridge and the electrification of the city bus traffic – the city is pursuing a clear goal: creating a climate-friendly, safe, and livable traffic culture.
Read more → In February 2026, Offenburg addressed decisive topics in the fields of education and public institutions. The Committee for Education, Social Affairs, and Sports reviewed reports on youth work, youth participation, and kindergarten planning – with far-reaching consequences for urban development.
Read more → In February 2026, Offenburg focused on social services for seniors, the planning of the State Garden Exhibition 2032, and the development of the "Eckle 47" project. The Senior Advisory Council engaged intensively with topics such as climate adaptation, public restrooms, and digital services.
Read more → In February 2026, the city of Offenburg set further milestones in its energy and climate policy. The focus was on implementing the climate neutrality goal by 2040, expanding district heating, the photovoltaic strategy, and climate adaptation in the city.
Read more → In February 2026, Offenburg set new benchmarks in the areas of environment and climate with a range of decisions and measures. From expanding district heating to the Blühwiese initiative – here is an overview of the key developments and their significance for the city's climate-neutral future.
Read more → In February 2026, Offenburg's municipal administration made decisive moves in the field of Urban Development and Construction. The Technical Committee laid the groundwork for the modernization of salt storage and the digital management of the parking lot at Gifizsee. These decisions reflect not only technological innovation but also the city's commitment to sustainable urban development.
Read more → In February 2026, Offenburg made important decisions for the future. From the construction of a new salt silo to kindergarten planning – here is the monthly review.
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