Current blogs and municipal news from Potsdam, Brandenburg. Construction projects, tenders, and public decisions.
In April 2026, decisions on youth participation and youth welfare were at the center of attention in Potsdam. The Youth Welfare Committee addressed the budget planning, sports development planning, and the work of the kindergarten parent advisory boards. An overview of the developments, challenges, and perspectives.
Read more → In April 2026, the local council of Eiche was the focus of cultural and social activities. Events such as the 2026 Christmas market, concerts by the Church Building Association, and the honoring of jubilarians demonstrate the diversity and commitment within the community.
Read more → In April 2026, Potsdam saw several key decisions in the areas of governance and administration. The Main Committee and local advisory boards decided on initiatives for vocational training support, open-source strategy, media development plan evaluation, socio-ecological water tariff, and infrastructure measures. These initiatives reflect the diversity of political work and their impact on urban development.
Read more → In April 2026, Potsdam focused on topics such as digital sovereignty, affordable housing, and active local councils. The Main Committee approved new measures, local councils advocated for infrastructure and cultural offerings, and the Youth Welfare Committee was abolished.
Read more → In April 2026, the city of Potsdam focused on centralized contract awards in the field of building equipment. Central construction contracts for ventilation systems and building automation were assigned to responsible departments. The focus was on efficiency, transparency, and sustainability.
Read more → In April 2026, decisions on the long-awaited pedestrian and bicycle path between Fahrland and Marquardt were at the center of attention in Potsdam. The route, which has been on the political agenda since 2017, is set to be completed by the end of 2028 – regardless of funding. We analyze the background, debates, and implications of this decision.
Read more → In April 2026, Potsdam faced pivotal discussions on the future of urban development. While the Local Council Satzkorn pushed for a revision of zoning plan 156-1, the Committee for Urban Development and Construction addressed the urgent housing shortage, particularly for families.
Read more → In March 2026, Potsdam saw numerous decisions in the area of health and care – particularly the Potsdam Senior Plan 2026 and the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. The Committee for Health, Social Affairs, Housing, and Inclusion discussed key topics in municipal health policy and set the course for a barrier-free future.
Read more → In March 2026, Potsdam focused on decisive steps for a new orientation in urban development. The Committee for Urban Development, Construction, and Rural Development decided on a moratorium to reduce construction costs and laid the groundwork for an initiative for affordable housing. At the same time, planning concepts such as master plans were reevaluated.
Read more → In March 2026, Potsdam made important decisions on youth policy – from leisure activities to the fight against vandalism. The Youth Welfare Committee set impulses for greater participation, new infrastructure, and structural planning.
Read more → In March 2026, Potsdam focused on pivotal administrative reforms, budget planning, and strengthening civic participation. This blog post analyzes the key developments in the area of governance and administration and shows how they influence the future of the state capital.
Read more → In March 2026, important decisions regarding education and public facilities were at the forefront in Potsdam. The Education and Sports Committee addressed topics such as the establishment of a central school kitchen, the involvement of children and youth in school meal planning, and progress reports on school and kindergarten construction. This blog provides a detailed insight into the discussions and decisions.
Read more → In March 2026, Potsdam focused on its budget decisions – with far-reaching consequences for education, culture, local supply, and urban infrastructure. We analyze the background, conflicts, and consequences of the budget meeting.
Read more → In March 2026, Potsdam focused on its cultural identity. The Cultural Committee engaged intensively with memorials, heritage protection, and artistic design. An overview of the most important decisions and debates.
Read more → March 2026 in Potsdam was marked by decisive steps in climate, finance, and urban development. Here is the monthly review for residents who want to stay informed about current developments.
Read more → In March 2026, Potsdam focused on decisive measures for climate and environmental policy. The Committee for Climate, Environment, and Mobility intensively addressed topics such as traffic planning, noise protection, 30 km/h zones, the socio-ecological water tariff, and the transition to fossil-free energy. An overview of the most important decisions and background information.
Read more → In February 2026, Potsdam focused on key measures in the areas of climate, environment, and mobility. With the establishment of bicycle streets, the recalculation of water and sewage fees, and the evaluation of innovative electricity generation, the city is pursuing sustainable transportation and energy strategies.
Read more → In February 2026, Potsdam focused on key decision-making topics in the areas of social affairs, housing, and inclusion. The Committee for Health, Social Affairs, Housing, and Inclusion addressed the fight against housing shortages, the strengthening of social infrastructure, and the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Read more → In February 2026, Potsdam made key decisions shaping its educational landscape. In addition to increased music school fees, progress in school and daycare construction and initiatives in school social work were discussed.
Read more → In February 2026, Potsdam focused on important decisions shaping the future of health and social policy. The Committee for Health, Social Affairs, Housing, and Inclusion discussed the 2026 budget and a voluntary consolidation program. In this blog article, we analyze the central discussions, backgrounds, and consequences.
Read more → In February 2026, several meetings of the Youth Welfare Committee in Potsdam were in the spotlight, addressing central topics such as budget planning, kindergarten funding, and the future of youth promotion. This blog post analyzes the current developments in youth policy in the state capital.
Read more → The 2026 budget of the state capital Potsdam is a key indicator of the city's financial future. With a voluntary consolidation program until 2029, investments in kindergarten quality, and new regulations for the use of funds from wind and solar facilities, Potsdam is focusing on long-term stability and social responsibility.
Read more → In February 2026, Potsdam took decisive steps toward modernizing governance and administration. The City Council approved the 2026 budget, continued consolidation programs, and discussed the future of its rules of procedure. Additionally, initiatives for digitalization, local council work, and citizen participation were advanced.
Read more → In February 2026, Potsdam took key decisions in the field of urban development and construction. The Committee for Urban Development, Construction, and Rural Development addressed land pools for social infrastructure, social preservation regulations, prohibitions on non-residential use, and the future of urban leisure facilities. This blog article analyzes the backgrounds, tensions, and long-term impacts of these measures.
Read more → A review of the most important issues and decisions in Potsdam in February 2026. What moved the city – and what is relevant for you?
Read more → In February 2026, Potsdam made several landmark decisions in the field of culture and community. From the digital memory space to financial realignment – the Cultural Committee focused on innovation, remembrance culture, and civic engagement.
Read more → In January 2026, Potsdam saw numerous decisions in the area of urban development and construction taking center stage. The Committee for Urban Development, Construction, and Rural Development discussed changes to the land use plan, the establishment of a land pool for social infrastructure, and the distribution of renewable energy levies. These topics reflect the challenges cities face in the context of climate change and demographic change.
Read more → In January 2026, Potsdam was at the center of significant decisions and discussions in the field of governance and administration. The city council and various committees worked on reforms to the rules of procedure, the transparency of public office compensation, and the future of municipal structures. We analyze the most important developments.
Read more → In January 2026, numerous regular faction meetings took place in Potsdam. This blog article analyzes the dates, locations, and political backgrounds to provide an overview of the current political landscape in the capital region.
Read more → In January 2026, the state capital of Potsdam set new impulses in the field of environmental and climate protection with a wide range of measures and debates. From Earth Hour to the introduction of a municipal packaging tax and discussions about district heating – the city shows ambition, but also faces challenges. An in-depth look at the most important decisions.
Read more → In January 2026, key stages of the budget process were in focus in Potsdam, including the response to the audit report and the current status of the budget planning. This blog post analyzes the background, challenges, and implications of these processes.
Read more → January 2026 in Potsdam was marked by intense discussions in the municipal committee, proposals for life in the neighborhoods, and the planning of forward-looking projects. Here is a review of the most important developments.
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