The cultural policy plan presents the vision and ambitions of the municipality of Geldrop-Mierlo in the field of culture.

The municipality of Geldrop-Mierlo considers a safe and healthy living and working environment important. That is why the mayor takes tough action against drug crime.

All sustainability and environmental policy information in one place.

Here is an overview of economic policy. 

To manage events, the municipality has an event policy.

Here you will find more information about the multi-year program budget, financial statements and framework memorandum.

Area-based work offers residents support in finding solutions to issues they encounter in daily life in their neighborhoods.

Do you want to know how and where the municipality fights slipperiness? Here you can find the approach and all routes. 

Green policy establishes the importance of green space for the next 10 years and provides direction for the development and management of public green space.

Enforcement is important, but preferably the municipality stays ahead of problems. Together with residents, we try to address and solve problems faster.

Dog waste is a source of annoyance for everyone. The dog policy should help ensure that everyone can use public space in a pleasant way.

In the policy document you will read about the vision and ambitions, national regulations, adjustments to local ordinances and plans for the future.

One of the goals of the municipality's procurement policy is to ensure that community funds are spent in a verifiable and responsible manner and that all bidders are given an equal opportunity.

The "policy rule Internet stores" states how the municipality of Geldrop-Mierlo wants to regulate the use of Internet stores in zoning plans and how they will review applications.

The Youth Policy Plan is based on opportunities and possibilities for children to develop into active, independent, happy and responsible people.

JOGG stands for Young People at Healthy Weight. It is a local and sustainable approach that ensures that adequate exercise and healthy eating become the norm.

There are various legal rules and decrees that state what quality requirements child care facilities must meet. They are responsible for the quality themselves. The municipality's job is to supervise and enforce quality. 

Fee Ordinance and Fee Table.

To keep the municipality livable, accessible and safe in the future, in terms of traffic, a mobility course has been set.

Monuments are buildings and sites that are of general interest because of their beauty, their significance for science or their cultural-historical value. Municipal policy is contained in the monument ordinance. 

The Omgevingswet combines the most important laws for the physical environment into one law.

 

See what duties the municipality has regarding education.

See where in the municipality you must pay to park, where a blue zone applies and how to apply for an exemption.

Review recreation and tourism policies.

Municipal sewerage policy is set forth in the Municipal Sewerage Plan.

The core of our vision and strategy - Personal, Close and Connected, is about increasing people's resilience or in other words, people's ability to cope with change.

The municipality has drawn up a sports and exercise policy document to draw extra attention to sports and exercise so that inhabitants of Geldrop-Mierlo can develop in a healthy way in a pleasant and healthy living environment.

The rules of the stand policy state, among other things, the locations where a stand may be taken and how a permit is granted or can be revoked.

Voluntary organizations and professional institutions (foundations and associations) may be eligible for grants.

The municipality works with various partners and establishes policies to ensure that safety as much as possible.

Would you like to know when we raise the flag, for what occasion the flag is raised and whether it is with a pennant? This is described in the flag protocol.

The municipality is responsible for collecting and transporting wastewater from homes and businesses.

The municipality, as road authority, must ensure the good condition of roads.