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Within the garage, users have access to 477 parking lots with 10 charging stations for electric vehicles, family parking and parking for hybrid vehicles, and free parking for bicycles. The construction of this garage solves a long-standing, key problem of parking needs of the entire hospital and the surrounding area.

After big earthquake, which caused material damage in the area of ​​Zagreb, our communal services and the teams of companies City Gasworks Zagreb and Water Supply and Drainage immediately went to the site. Zagreb Holding also joined the activities of the City of Zagreb to help Petrinja.

City Gasworks Zagreb – Supply Ltd. is, in addition to retaining the existing distribution areas in Zagreb and Bjelovar, determined by the HERA Decision as a public service provider in 11 new distribution areas covering as many as 9 counties.

This is a list of 300 most powerful business women in Croatia, according to the weekly magazine Lider, based on their managerial power and some “soft” criteria, such as the impact on the business environment and the overall importance for the economy.

The program of educational and informative activities on sustainable waste management of the City of Zagreb, which has been implemented since the beginning of 2019, is co-financed by the EU within the Operational Program “Competitiveness and Cohesion”, with HRK 3.6 million in grants.

Moody’s upgraded the rating of the long-term credit rating of the City of Zagreb and Zagreb Holding to Ba1 from Ba2 on Tuesday, November 17, with a change in the outlook from stable to positive.

As of today, a new branch office of the Holding Center is available to users of Zagreb Holding's services within the Dubec market. It is adapted for access by people with mobility difficulties and will work on weekdays and Saturdays.

The current director of the City Cemeteries subsidiary, Patrik Šegota, has resigned as director of the subsidiary. Until the appointment of the new management, the acting director of the subsidiary will be Roko Gruja.

The first cemetery owned by the city administration - Mirogoj, was officially opened on November 6, 1876. Today is known as one of the most beautiful European cemeteries and has been one of the unmissable destinations for sightseeing tours of Zagreb for years.