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Read the guide ↗Lerum has taken over the baton in the Hjärtuppropet initiative and says the municipality's first public defibrillator is already in place.
Everyone in Stockholm County is due to receive a loud signal and phone vibration at 3 pm on 7 September when SE-Alert is tested, Södertälje says.
The start of school means more children and pupils are moving around schools, roads, footways and cycle paths in Kristianstad.
The Mounted Royal Guards Association and the Life Guards' Dragoon Band will visit Kristianstad on 13 September.
Sollefteå has published information for guardians about how schools identify and handle situations that cause concern.
People aged 18 to 25 who have completed upper-secondary school can apply for trial jobs with Kristianstad Municipality.
Lund Municipal Council decided on 27 August on matters including investment in the art gallery and Kanslihuset and a plan for heightened preparedness.
SE-Alert began rolling out in July and can send warnings to mobile phones in a geographically affected area.
Essunga, Grästorp and Vara are holding a fair and lecture during Preparedness Week on how residents can support community resilience.
Kristianstad is continuing work after the summer on a strategic plan addressing demographic change in the municipality.
Owners of private wells are responsible for drinking-water quality and, according to Lerum, can arrange testing through the municipality with an analysis discount.
The municipality plans activities and exercises during national Preparedness Week to strengthen community and personal preparedness.