According to multiple reports, the city council has decided on eight districts in the district reform, nearly halving the current 15. The final proposal will be presented to the Oslo city council on Tuesday at 1 PM, though some reports indicate it was already presented in March. Over 400 input submissions were received during the consultation, but the new map was not among the alternatives consulted on.
The larger districts will take on new responsibilities, including health centers, dental services, and more parks and green areas. The largest district, in Groruddalen, will have 114,000 inhabitants. "The postal code decides," said Health City Councilor Saliba Korkunc (H) at a press conference, adding, "We see that in some fields there are vulnerable professional environments."
The postal code decides.
The leadership of Oslo Ap welcomes the reform, and KrF is positive and ready to discuss content. The Progress Party has not yet taken a position.
We see that in some fields there are vulnerable professional environments.