News from City Hall
2027 Budget: Comprehensive Cost-Cutting Consultations Begin
With the introduction of the 2027 draft budget on September 25, 2026, the City Council will begin deliberations on the financial plan for the coming year. At the same time, a comprehensive package of consolidation options through 2030 is on the table.
Well-prepared for the legal right to full-day care
Starting with the 2026–2027 school year, the legal right to full-day care for elementary school children will take effect for the first time. Based on feedback received so far, the city expects to be able to offer a full-day spot to all first-graders whose parents have expressed a need for it.
New Semester Begins at the Youth Art School
The fall/winter semester at the Youth Art School (JuKS) begins with the registration period on Saturday, September 26, at 10:00 a.m. From October through February, JuKS offers more than 140 courses for children and teenagers ages 4 to 24.
A City of Diversity and Cohesion
Following anti-Semitic attacks against members of the Jewish community at Christopher Street Day (CSD), Erlangen's city leadership has taken a clear stand.
The Free State Supports the Expansion of After-School Care Centers
A total of 252 additional childcare spots for elementary school-aged children will be created.
Michael-Vogel-Straße: Parking Lot Closed
The municipal parking lot on Michael-Vogel-Straße, located under the elevated highway, will be closed from Monday, September 28, through Wednesday, October 7 (tentatively). During this time, the parking lot will be prepared for parking management.
Fall is the season of falling leaves
Right now, it is essential that property owners fulfill their safety obligations. Wet leaves, in particular, significantly increase the risk of slipping. The City of Erlangen therefore reminds residents of their obligation to keep public sidewalks clear.
Five Years of the “Education for the Environment and Sustainability” Network
It promotes exchange, fosters collaboration, and raises awareness of learning venues and educational programs for sustainable development.
Erlangen Climbs in the Smart City Index
According to the Bavarian State Ministry for Digital Affairs’ Digitalization Dashboard, the Huguenot town has been among the leaders in administrative digitalization for years.
Successful Bavarian Energy Days
Six events, along with the city’s Climate Mobile, welcomed about 250 interested visitors.
2027 Budget: Comprehensive Cost-Cutting Consultations Begin
With the introduction of the 2027 draft budget on September 25, 2026, the City Council will begin deliberations on the financial plan for the coming year. At the same time, a comprehensive package of consolidation options through 2030 is on the table.
Well-prepared for the legal right to full-day care
Starting with the 2026–2027 school year, the legal right to full-day care for elementary school children will take effect for the first time. Based on feedback received so far, the city expects to be able to offer a full-day spot to all first-graders whose parents have expressed a need for it.
New Semester Begins at the Youth Art School
The fall/winter semester at the Youth Art School (JuKS) begins with the registration period on Saturday, September 26, at 10:00 a.m. From October through February, JuKS offers more than 140 courses for children and teenagers ages 4 to 24.
A City of Diversity and Cohesion
Following anti-Semitic attacks against members of the Jewish community at Christopher Street Day (CSD), Erlangen's city leadership has taken a clear stand.
The Free State Supports the Expansion of After-School Care Centers
A total of 252 additional childcare spots for elementary school-aged children will be created.
Michael-Vogel-Straße: Parking Lot Closed
The municipal parking lot on Michael-Vogel-Straße, located under the elevated highway, will be closed from Monday, September 28, through Wednesday, October 7 (tentatively). During this time, the parking lot will be prepared for parking management.
Fall is the season of falling leaves
Right now, it is essential that property owners fulfill their safety obligations. Wet leaves, in particular, significantly increase the risk of slipping. The City of Erlangen therefore reminds residents of their obligation to keep public sidewalks clear.
Five Years of the “Education for the Environment and Sustainability” Network
It promotes exchange, fosters collaboration, and raises awareness of learning venues and educational programs for sustainable development.
Erlangen Climbs in the Smart City Index
According to the Bavarian State Ministry for Digital Affairs’ Digitalization Dashboard, the Huguenot town has been among the leaders in administrative digitalization for years.
Successful Bavarian Energy Days
Six events, along with the city’s Climate Mobile, welcomed about 250 interested visitors.
