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A warm welcome to the City of Erlangen!

Services at City Hall and Online

We’re here for you— in person and online. You don’t need an appointment for the Citizen Services office on the ground floor of City Hall (applying for ID cards, change of address, driver’s license matters, criminal background checks, vehicle registration, resident parking permits, and parking permits for people with severe disabilities). You can book an appointment for certain services offered by the Citizen Services office.

Current wait times for the Citizen Service Center

You can also visit the Welcome Desk of the Immigration Office on the 2nd floor without an appointment. Otherwise, you must generally schedule an appointment before visiting City Hall. However, many matters can also be handled by phone or online. You can find in-person services, online services, and restrictions on our offerings on our service portal.

If you’re coming to see us: Access to City Hall is only possible through the main entrance on Rathausplatz. Access to City Hall from the east side (“rear entrance”) is restricted to city employees and delivery services. Dogs are generally not permitted. Exceptions are only possible if bringing a dog is necessary for health or educational reasons (e.g., service dogs or therapy dogs) or if the dog owner has been asked by the city to bring their dog to the office.

News from City Hall

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Election of the Advisory Board on Foreign Residents and Integration

Voting will take place from Monday, July 6, through Monday, July 27. For the first time, voting will be conducted online. A total of 28 seats are up for election. Instructions for online voting are available in German and English.

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Bock and Rosner Re-elected

At Thursday’s city council meeting, Sabine Bock and Dieter Rosner were re-elected to their positions as full-time city council members and directors of Environment and Climate Protection and Youth, Family, and Social Affairs, respectively, as part of the regular rotation. Their respective terms of office will begin on December 1, 2026, and January 1, 2027, respectively.

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"Construction Boost" for More Housing

It offers additional opportunities for housing projects. In Erlangen, it is applied based on defined criteria.

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Freeze on Expenditures Totaling 2.25 Million Euros Approved

With this measure, the city is continuing to implement the budget consolidation plan adopted in April 2025. The goal remains to restore financial viability in the medium term and to ensure the city’s ability to act in the future as well.

Event Recommendations for the Next Few Days

What can you do in Erlangen? What events are coming up in the next few days? What’s happening in the city today? Take a look at our events calendar and get inspired. Erlangen offers plenty of ways to spend your free time. Here are a few tips for you. However, it may take a moment for the weekly tips to load. Please be patient and refresh the page if necessary. You can find more events in Erlangen in our events calendar or in the zoom:in app.