Road Safety Week runs November 1-6, with student art at five locations and a public meeting at Magid on November 5. The program also includes children's shows and school activities.
Tel Aviv-Yafo's local planning committee has recommended depositing a plan that would transfer Beit Romano, at 9 Jaffa Road, to full municipal ownership and add about six to seven floors to three nearby towers already approved.
With the Meteorological Service forecasting above-average rainfall in the first months of the rainy season, Tel Aviv has completed new storm drains on Lehi and Olei Zion streets and drainage work on more than a dozen other streets. Here is what the city asks residents to do during floods.
Apollo Power received an order from Colmobil Energy to design and install canopies that provide shade and generate electricity. Completion is planned for 2027.
A community repair event takes place October 30 at Cafe Groniman, 34 Reading Street. Participation costs NIS 5 and requires registration and confirmation, with up to two items per person.
A building collapsed in central Tel Aviv on October 14. No casualties were known at the time of the initial police update, and three intersections were closed during the response.
A design plan to reuse Reading's three former fuel tanks has been approved. Their industrial shells will be preserved around new spaces for culture, creative work, leisure and sports.
A 1,000-cubic-meter underground rainwater reservoir has been completed on Matzuba Street after about two years of work. The NIS 12 million project includes a new public garden above it.
The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality is advancing a plan to move the gender-separated beach to a stretch of coastline in the city's north, near Herzliya's separate beach. If implemented, the existing beach would open to the general public and the separation wall would be removed. The plan is not yet final.
From August 13 to 23, most municipal units will not provide in-person services, telephone assistance or responses to online inquiries. The 106+ service center, education hotline and several community and medical services will continue operating.
Magen David Adom, the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality and JCDecaux have installed 14 smart defibrillator stations on automated public restroom facilities. According to the municipal announcement, the city now has 300 defibrillators.
