To continue receiving deductions on real estate tax (RET) in Riga this year, the local government reminds that residents must register their official electronic address or provide consent to…
Construction works to integrate the European rail infrastructure project Rail Baltica into the infrastructure of Riga city centre will be launched on February 13. In order to ensure safe and…
This week, the geospatial information portal GEO RIGA has been made available to a wider audience, where anyone interested can consult the geospatial data maintained by the municipality's departments…
The Riga Investment and Tourism Agency has started 2023 with innovations in both workforce attraction and attracting international companies: the international talent attraction platform "Work in…
The Riga City Council's Central Administration's Territorial Improvement Board (TLP) has started annual playground safety inspections to assess and prevent risks of injury to children. In addition,…
From 6 February, changes will be made to the Route 22 bus schedule on working days and holidays. This will improve public transport accessibility at Riga Airport. From now on, passengers will be able…
Over the past year, the share of sorted waste has increased in Riga, which not only helps to protect the environment, but also allows considerably saving the inhabitant's resources. Last year,…
From 1 February on 19 public transportation routes – trolleybus routes 13, 20, and 34, as well as bus routes 10, 12, 18, 20, 28, 29, 33, 34, 38, 39, 43, 47, 54, 57, 60 and 63 – the procedure that…
Riga City Council reminds that residents of the capital who own a dog that has reached the age of six months must pay a fee for keeping a dog by 1 March annually. The fee for keeping a dog is ten…
On 24 January, Linda Ozola, Deputy Chairperson of the Riga City Council, took part in the Champion Cities Summit 2023, held to celebrate the 700th anniversary of the Lithuanian capital. Deputy Mayor…
