Current blogs and municipal news from Leverkusen, Nordrhein-Westfalen. Construction projects, tenders, and public decisions.
In April 2026, Leverkusen made a strong statement in environmental and climate policy: from rainwater management and education for sustainable development to mobility strategies and waste management. The focus was especially on preventive measures for climate resilience and long-term sustainability.
Read more → In April 2026, Leverkusen has advanced a wide range of cultural, integrative, and sustainable projects. This blog article analyzes how the city strengthens its identity in the areas of culture and community through events, partnerships, and social initiatives, actively involving its population.
Read more → In Leverkusen, sports will be in the spotlight in April 2026 with a wide range of investment and renovation projects. The city is not only planning the construction of a new multi-use sports hall and energy-efficient renovations, but also the long-term optimization of its sports infrastructure. This in-depth blog highlights the most important developments, background information, and challenges.
Read more → In Leverkusen, youth policy is increasingly focused on education for sustainable development (ESD), democratic education and participation. Through a strong ESD concept, new learning spaces and youth workshops, the city is actively shaping its future-readiness.
Read more → The city of Leverkusen has been intensively dealing with topics of governance and administration throughout April 2026. The focus was on the Equal Opportunities Plan 2024–2028, personnel structure, digitalization, and the future of the administrative organization. This blog article analyzes the key developments and their long-term implications.
Read more → In Leverkusen, social justice, housing supply, and climate protection are in focus in April 2026. The Social Committee has made several decisions that mark the way toward an inclusive, sustainable, and resilient city.
Read more → In April 2026, Leverkusen made several politically and legally significant decisions that will impact urban development, security, mobility, and education. This blog article analyzes the most important topics in the category “Policy and Legal Matters,” providing insights into the background, debates, and implications.
Read more → In April 2026, Leverkusen focused on decisions regarding the BNE concept, transportation policy, neighborhood renewal, and the sustainability strategy. Here’s a monthly review.
Read more → In April 2026, Leverkusen saw key developments in the fields of urban development, construction, and infrastructure. From legal conflicts in building law through sustainable education to road safety: An overview of the most important topics.
Read more → In March 2026, Leverkusen focused on structural changes in the administration, the future of Informationsverarbeitung Leverkusen GmbH (ivl), and transparency debates. The Council decided on the long-term appointment of Holger Breuer as Managing Director of ivl, critically addressed the selection procedure, and prepared the personnel appointment process for the Finance Department.
Read more → In March 2026, several key financial processes are in focus in Leverkusen: the 2026 budget draft is submitted, tax revenues are critically assessed, and investments are delayed. At the same time, a clear picture emerges of a city facing tough budgetary realities.
Read more → A review of the most important topics and decisions in March 2026 in Leverkusen – from the establishment of the Council for People with Disabilities to strategic decisions at ivl and developments in municipal finances.
Read more → In February 2026, Leverkusen addressed key issues of governance and administration – from structural reforms to the fight against the Asian Hornet. An overview of decisions, background, and impacts.
Read more → February 2026 was a critical month in Leverkusen's municipal financial policy. With business tax policy, kindergarten renovation, cultural promotion, and land sales at the center, key financial topics were in focus. In this in-depth blog, we analyze how the city is dealing with its strained financial situation, the decisions that were made, and what long-term consequences they could have.
Read more → In February 2026, the city of Leverkusen intensively focused on adapting to climate change. The emphasis was on combating heat stress, ensuring flood protection, and renewing the urban infrastructure. This blog post analyzes the key decisions, backgrounds, and impacts.
Read more → In February 2026, Leverkusen focused on the impacts of climate change and heat on public health. The Heat Action Plan and climate adaptation measures were intensively discussed – with a particular focus on vulnerable population groups.
Read more → In February 2026, Leverkusen focused on decisive measures in the areas of energy, waste management, and climate protection. While the city finalizes its heating plan and advances AI-supported flood protection projects, budget pressure remains a central issue. An overview of the current situation and challenges.
Read more → In February 2026, Leverkusen focused on climate protection, school construction, and social integration. The Heat Action Plan was adopted, the renovation of the Dhünnstraße Kita was approved, and the communication structure in the Committee for Equal Opportunities was reorganized.
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