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Two proposed referendums on the November municipal ballot could redirect how Ljubljana funds social care, housing support and neighbourhood welfare programs, here is what residents need to know.
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The mayor's office has released a four-year programme committing €450 million to public transport upgrades and renewable energy projects, expected to create 1,200 direct jobs in construction and utilities while improving commute times for the city's 295,000 residents.
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With autumn municipal elections approaching, voters in Ljubljana's outer districts are pressing candidates on concrete commitments to home care, youth programmes and community centre budgets.
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The measure revises subsidy eligibility and credit amounts for electricity and heating in Ljubljana, changing monthly outlays for residents who apply through municipal offices starting in August.
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New laws affecting energy costs, public transit and social services will begin taking effect in Ljubljana by autumn, with impacts staggered through next year.
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Ljubljana residents face revised funding shares for roads and waste services under the new formula that adjusts distributions based on population density and infrastructure needs versus cities such as Maribor and Celje.
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The July 7 vote shifts 8.2 million euros from road repairs to new public housing units and expanded bus services, lowering transport costs for central district commuters while leaving outer-suburb road projects delayed.
