kungsbacka.se
Swedish municipal authority offering e-services, schools, elderly care, permits and waste services to Kungsbacka residents
About kungsbacka.se
Kungsbacka kommun is the municipal administration of Kungsbacka, Sweden. Its website provides online e-services and information on education and childcare, care and support, culture and leisure, building and environment, traffic and transport, business and employment, and municipal politics.
Its users are residents and businesses. Residents can report faults and give feedback, while businesses can find information on starting a company, applying for permits and public procurement.
The site publishes operational notices, municipal news and events, and lists job vacancies with the municipality.
Product: Online self-service e-services and information portal for municipal services in Kungsbacka
Jobs at kungsbacka.se
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