Care for disabled citizens and social protection of children. We deal with minority issues. We keep records of the city's property in the field of health and social affairs.
Management of the city's economy. Preparation of annual budgets and budget forecasts including preparation of annual analyses of the city's management and financial settlements. Ensures the protection of the environment.
It is a body of the City of Pilsen, which performs its tasks in the field of territorial self-government and state administration delegated to the City of Pilsen.
The municipal district of Plzeň 2 - Slovany consists of the local districts of Božkov, Doudlevce, Hradiště, Koterov, Lobzy and Východní předměstí. The cadastral area of the district is 1,639 ha and there are approximately 35,000 inhabitants. The district is located in the south-eastern part of the city. Provision of CzechPOINT service.
Near Pilsen in the northwest direction is the village of Malesice with an area of 903 ha and about 606 inhabitants. The first written records of the village date back to 1239, when it was owned by Zdeslav, son of Ratmir. Malesice belongs to Pilsen as its 9th district since 2003.
The fourth district of Pilsen is named after one of the original settlements, Doubravka. The district forms the eastern part of Pilsen and consists of the original villages of Doubravka, Letná, Lobzy and others from the villages of Bukovec, Červený Hrádek, Újezd, Zábělá, which still form separate satellites. Provision of CzechPOINT service.
The city district is in the northern part of Pilsen, sometimes referred to as the Northern Suburbs. It includes the territory of the old town district of Roudná and the formerly independent municipality of Bolevec with the settlements of Bílou Hora and Košutka, supplemented by the residential development of Lochotín, then gradually connected by the settlements of Lochotín, Bolevec, Košutka and Vinice.
The district covers an area of more than 5 km2 in the southern part of Pilsen. Its north-western border is formed by the right bank of the Úhlava River, while the forest encroaches on its cadastre to the south-east. The historical centre of Černice was built in the first half of the 15th century, at that time it belonged to the city of Pilsen.