Official notices — City hallspage 2 of 19

The Capital City of Prague will support the training of rescue dogs with 50,000 crowns. The money is meant mainly for training camps, maintenance of training obstacles and improving the facilities of the training ground in Kunratice. The announcement does not name the recipient of the support.

A public collection for Paměť národa (Memory of Nations) will run at the Prague 7 town hall throughout November 2026, linked to the remembrance of war veterans. A commemoration for Veterans Day takes place on 11 November 2026 at 10 a.m. in the street Nad Štolou. The report does not specify how one can contribute to the collection.

The Prague 7 district has announced that the second stage of repairs to paths in the Bukovka part of Stromovka park, near the planetarium and the tram depot, starts on 2 November 2026. Asphalt and paved surfaces are to be renewed and street furniture added. Visitors are advised to use detour routes. The construction does not include fine landscaping and re-seeding of grass along the repaired paths.

The inaugural meeting of the Prague 7 district council is scheduled for Monday, 9 November 2026, at 17:00. It will take place in the council hall in the basement of the district office building at U Průhonu 1338/38. The proceedings can be followed via a broadcast, and the materials for the meeting have been published. The agenda opens with the call to order and the oath of the elected members.

At its meeting on 22 September 2026, the council of the Prague 21 district approved the result of the public tender for the reconstruction of Hulická street. The contractor is a consortium of PORR and MANABAU. Total costs will reach CZK 78 million including VAT, and the investment is covered by subsidies from the City of Prague. The council also approved the reconstruction of the library in the LEVEL II mixed-use building for CZK 1.802 million excluding VAT.

Prague 8 states that construction of the car park in Havlínova street is taking about two months longer than the original schedule. The reason is the protection of a high-pressure gas main running under the future parking area. Protecting the pipe was part of the project from the start, with conditions set by Pražská plynárenská Distribuce, a.s. in its opinion on the project. Construction continues.

The Prague 5 municipal district has changed the rules of the first year of its literary contest 'Praha 5 píše příběhy'. Children from other Prague districts can now take part, and the age limit has been removed. Entries can be submitted by email or in person at branches of the Prague Municipal Library.

Prague 1 held the Sokol Republic Run to mark the founding of Czechoslovakia. The main race drew 597 runners, including representatives of the Prague 1 municipal council and partner cities Trento and Bamberg. The statement was cut short and does not give the finishing order or the exact date of the event.

The Council of the Capital City of Prague approved grants for 35 applicants under the Čistá energie Praha 2026-2027 programme, CZK 3.92 million in total. The money is meant for eco-friendly heating, energy savings and measures against the effects of climate change. The announcement does not give the size of individual grants or who will receive them.

On the public holiday of 28 October 2026, the maximum price for each started parking stay of up to 24 hours will be limited in the mixed (purple) and visitor (orange) sections of the paid parking zones. The change does not apply to resident (blue) sections. The reduction applies only to sections that do not operate all week. The notice does not state the amount of the limited price.