Administration
In Hausjärvi, as well as within all other municipalities, cities and towns in Finland, administration is based on self-government. Ultimate power in the municipality is held by the municipal council, elected every four years.
In Hausjärvi, the representation in the present council is divided between the political parties as follows:
- Social Democratic Party (SDP), 12 Members
- Centre Party, 11
- National Coalition Party (NCP), 9
- Christian Democrats, 2
- Left Wing Coalition, 1
Total 35
Municipal Board
- SDP, 3 Members
- Centre Party, 3 Members
- National Coalition Party, 3 members
- The board has three chairmen:
- Chair - Centre party,
- First vice chair SDP,
- Second vice chair NCP
Other members
- Chairman of the local council
- Referee - Municipal Manager
- Secretary - Municipal Secretary
Municipality strategic aims
- Hausjärvi is an independent and co-operative municipality where everyone has an opportunity to influence their own and community issues.
- The municipality has strong links with nature, and is a well-known, pleasant and safe place to live for people of all ages.
- The Hausjärvi economy should be stable so that everyone may benefit from quality services
- Hausjärvi should have varied entreprenial base, to enable it to create new jobs
- Hausjärvi should be competitive and have a reputation of being a good employer.
Committees
- Education Committee
- Social Services Committee
- Technical Services Committee
- Environmental Committee
- Leisure and recreation Committee