What would you like to improve in the village? Suggest a public-space improvement, a service or a community project. The watchdog team will review it; submission does not publish it automatically.
For each project, we distinguish plans, approved funding and documented outcomes. This selection includes heritage and recent projects; it is not the municipality’s complete investment register.
The museum opened in the restored historic fire station in Miškech Dedinka, linked to the Blahej pamäti project. Local volunteers helped create the exhibition preserving the community’s firefighting tradition.
Source [18] ↗ Source [41] ↗The notice records completion on 27 April 2023, ten outdoor access points and a €14,250 grant. Current network availability and connection quality need a separate check.
Source [19] ↗The project notice describes renewal around the First World War memorial and the fire station. Eligible expenditure: €57,833.76; grant: €54,942.07. The notice alone does not establish handover of completed works.
Source [20] ↗The municipal project portal lists €2.1 million overall and envisages construction from summer 2027 to autumn 2028. Stará Turá’s June 2025 minutes report a €107,010 tender for design documentation. That is neither the full construction price nor an established cost borne by Lubina alone.
Source [21] ↗ Source [22] ↗Resolution 52/2026 allocates €6,000 from the reserve fund to repair the damaged roof. It documents a funding decision, not completion of the works.
Source [31] ↗The municipality published a project for a small tractor and equipment supporting separate waste collection. Assessment requires matching the final price, funding, handover and actual use.
Source [40] ↗Original budget → contract and amendments → paid invoices → deadline and handover → usage and annual operating costs. A grant or a high price alone does not establish whether a project offers good value.
Resolution 52/2026 approves €6,000 from the reserve fund for the damaged roof of the Dr. Milan Hodža cultural building in Miškech Dedinka.
Facts, sources and questions →The notice lists €57,833.76 in eligible expenditure and a €54,942.07 grant. These are project figures, not the final construction account.
Facts, sources and questions →The project page reports a €14,850 Environmental Fund grant, awarded in 2024. The grant amount alone does not establish the total purchase price.
Facts, sources and questions →