vasteras.se
Municipal services and local government for residents and businesses in Västerås, Sweden
About vasteras.se
Västerås Municipality provides public services including education, social support, urban planning, transport, recreation and business services.
It serves residents, local businesses and visitors in Västerås. Services include online applications and information, municipal facilities, procurement and business permits.
The municipality is based in Västerås, Sweden. Its public information and services are in Swedish.
Product: Municipal administration and public services, including education, social support, urban planning and transport.
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