ujbuda.hu
Municipal government of Budapest's XI district, providing local administration, decrees and public services to residents
About ujbuda.hu
Újbuda is the local government of Budapest's XI district. Its site publishes municipal decrees, council and committee materials, tenders, and information on handling administrative matters online.
It covers public services for residents, including kindergartens, schools, health and social care, public catering, and pet keeping. Its contact lines serve official administration and general information.
The municipal office, Budapest Főváros XI. Kerület Újbudai Polgármesteri Hivatal, operates from two locations in Budapest. The site is published in Hungarian with an English version.
Product: Municipal administration and public information services for the district, including e-administration, decrees, tenders and local public services.
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