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For all those who don't want to spend Christmas Eve alone, the Treff am Lindarank will open its doors for a cozy Christmas party on 24 December 2024 from 5.00 to 10.00 pm. Enjoy a festive meal, a drink and the company of loved ones.

The referendum on the amendment to the State Occupational Pensions Act (SBPVG) took place today. The result is available at www.abstimmungen.li.

Over the next two weeks, a helicopter will be deployed for half a day due to a major felling operation. As part of the district heating expansion, timber work will be carried out along the pipeline road above the cemetery in the direction of the castle. The felled wood will be removed by helicopter.

This year, the municipal council once again supported not only all Vaduz households, but also various charitable organizations from Liechtenstein as part of the 2024 Christmas campaign. Mayor Florian Meier presented a symbolic cheque at the town hall yesterday.

A pedestrian bridge crosses the Giessen in Haberfeld near the kindergarten. To improve pedestrian safety, the existing bridge is to be demolished and a new one built further south. Construction is scheduled to start at the beginning of 2025.

Tobias Wachter will take over the management of the catering center at the Mühleholz outdoor pool from the 2025 season. The aim of this takeover is to continue to focus on continuity, high quality and a responsible offering.

International Children's Rights Day was celebrated today. To mark the occasion, the "Child-friendly community" working group invited all parents and children from the Vaduz municipal schools to learn more about the importance of children's rights and raise awareness of them.

Last Saturday, November 16, 2024, 20 young citizens born in 2006 in the municipality of Vaduz came together for this year's Young Citizens' Party. Together with members of the youth commission, Mayor Florian Meier and the municipal council, they spent a fun-filled day.

On Gaflei, a short distance below the Clinicum Alpinum, there is a hut owned by the municipality of Vaduz. It was in a poor structural condition, with the roof in particular in need of renovation.

On Thursday, November 14, 2024, the municipality of Vaduz held its Future Day. Two girls and six boys took part. They were given insights into different areas of the municipality of Vaduz. These included the waterworks, the building administration and the forestry service.

With total expenses of CHF 93.8 million and total income of CHF 81.1 million, the income statement shows an expense surplus of CHF 12.7 million. The municipal council has approved the 2025 budget.

The referendum on the initiative to repeal the law on "Liechtenstein Broadcasting" took place today. The citizens of Vaduz also voted on an application for naturalization.

During construction work in the Landgasthof Mühle area, a turbine was found in the ground. This discovery was reported to the Office for Culture, which inspected and secured the site. It turned out that the turbine came from the former Jenny & Spoerry spinning mill hydroelectric power plant and must be preserved at the site. An archaeological display case will be erected for this purpose and will be open to the public in future.

The vote on the initiative to repeal the law on “Liechtenstein Broadcasting” will take place on October 27, 2024. Citizens will also vote on an application for naturalization.

Canon Herbert Graf will take up his post in Vaduz in January 2025. He succeeds Canon Josef Otter, who has been appointed full professor of canon law at the University of Leuven in Belgium.