Polish municipalities announce water‑use bans, waste‑collection schedules and local council sessions
The Powidz commune council approved a temporary ban on watering private gardens, allotments and filling swimming pools from 25 June to 15 September 2026, citing drought conditions, reduced water pressure and the need to protect residents’ supply. Violations will incur fines under the national code of offences.
The Chmielnik municipality posted an online waste‑search tool and released its waste‑collection timetable, detailing service dates, fees and contact information for residents.
The Gołcza gmina scheduled a council meeting for 30 June 2026 to adopt the agenda, review the mayor’s report, and consider several resolutions on public safety, fire‑service funding and school‑staff work‑time reductions.
Additional local notices included a job‑offers bulletin from the Elbląg County Labour Office, a cultural programme for the Artefonie 2026 music festival in Kaszuby, and a property‑sale register published by the Wińsko commune.
These items reflect routine administrative communications from various Polish local authorities in June 2026.