Municipalities in Montenegro and Croatia set agendas for local governance and infrastructure

Municipalities in Montenegro and Croatia are preparing for upcoming legislative sessions to address local budgets, infrastructure, and public services.

In Danilovgrad, Montenegro, the 43rd Municipal Assembly session is scheduled for September 25. The agenda includes amendments to the 2026 budget, reports on communal service implementation, and proposed water pricing for 2027. Key items involve the development of the ‘Zora’ sports stadium through the transfer of real estate for public interest, a sports development strategy for 2026–2028, and the management of municipal vehicles and equipment.

In Ludbreg, Croatia, the 10th City Council session will take place on September 24. Council members will consider the transfer of founding rights for the Ludbreg Primary School from Varaždin County to the City of Ludbreg. Additionally, the council will discuss a short-term loan of approximately €353,051 to support a green infrastructure project. This project, which has secured over €2 million in grants, aims to develop urban corridors including the Youth Island and the main city square.