Greener mobility and modern waste management
Nieuwpoort wants to profile itself more strongly as a sustainable city in the coming years. The city is therefore investing in extra charging stationsbetter bicycle connections and a redesigned public space where cyclists and pedestrians are central. It too waste policy will be updated with more underground containers and a new payment system.
Major heritage and infrastructure works
Iconic buildings such as the Stadshalle, the Town Hall, the Rectory, Villa Hurlebise and the carillon tower are restored or given a new function. The Fishmony remains an important pillar for both the economy and tourism. Nieuwpoort is also working on a master plan for the entrance zone of Nieuwpoort-Badincluding the redevelopment of Hendrikaplein and parts of the Sea wall.
Housing, care and quality of life
To strengthen social cohesion, the city is setting up a seniors service and reporting point on. Nieuwpoort is also investigating new residential locations and wants holiday accommodations limits in certain neighborhoods to encourage affordable housing.
Digital and customer-friendly city
The services are further digitized with a new websitean improved reporting center and the construction of an Administrative Center and a Technical Center. The city takes into account residents who are less digitally skilled.
Modern personnel policy
Nieuwpoort focuses on talent development, career opportunities and well-being at work. “Quality service starts with motivated employees,” the mayor emphasizes.
Safety, mobility and economy
In addition to safe cycling and walking paths the city plans extra edge parking lotsa recreational one cycle route and a new one fire station. A business counter must support local businesses more efficiently. The tourist offer will be further expanded with attention to the marina, Vismijn and Westfront.