Sala kommun

Sala kommun is a municipality in Västmanland County in central Sweden. Its seat is located in the town of Sala. Sala Municipality is a sparsely-populated municipality located somewhat north-west of Stockholm. The municipality is very dependent on the mining of the mine, the development of which has not always been very helpful, which is why the municipality has endured recessions.Sala kommun is considered deprived. We probably live here with the greatest social contrasts in the region. If we look at household income, Sala has the highest as well as the lowest in the region. A radical change must take place. The differences must be diminished, and the municipality must make resources available to increase development in suburban areas and affected areas. The municipality should also promote greater awareness of deprivation and become better at reaching those who need help. In all decisions, the municipality must always assume a social perspective, every day. Another important issue for the whole community is accessibility. The public transport services to and from the municipality must be improved drastically, and the municipality must also develop and maintain a transport system of its own so that older people and people with disabilities are offered the possibility of reaching close and accessible services. The council must also take its environmental responsibilities, where the climate is still the most important issue. The municipality must work for a sustainable transition, while climate and environmental thinking must permeate everything. This is not to increase taxes on our landfill, but to implement sustainable solutions in new areas. This will lead to Sala kommun becoming one of the first fossil-free municipalities in the region of Västmanland.

Health Care and Social Assistance; Individual and Family Services; Administration of Human Resource Programs; Elementary and Secondary Schools; Other Residential Care Facilities

Health Services; Individual and Family Services; Administration of Human Resource Programs; Elementary and Secondary Schools; Residential Care

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