Operation of the fire brigade.

The first written report dates back to 1297. The village is located at an altitude of 579 metres. 950 inhabitants live on the territory. Among the sights there is the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the Cyril and Methodius Conciliation Cross, the statue of St. John of Nepomuk and the Column of St. Anne.

Our main activity is the promotion of native rheophilic fish species, especially Arctic grayling and brook trout.

We run a state primary school for 180 pupils with a day care and a canteen. We provide education for pupils with special educational needs. There is a school methodologist or educational advisor. We organize extracurricular activities including a singing, sports or art club.

We offer library services. We provide lending of books from our own and from the exchange funds of the Trutnov Municipal Library. We provide interlibrary loan service. There is an on-line catalogue of available books. We enable the use of publicly accessible Internet.

We run a kindergarten for 40 children with a canteen.

The first written report dates back to 1521. The village is located at an altitude of 504 metres.

A town of approximately 2300 inhabitants. Part of the territory falls within the Krkonoše National Park. Tourists and families with children can visit a family area with a bobsleigh run, a ski resort, a swimming pool or a golf course. There is a health centre, fire brigade, primary and kindergarten and a post office.

The first written record dates back to 1566, when Malá Úpa was settled by woodcutters from Tyrol, Styria and Carinthia. Malá Úpa is situated at an altitude of 1050 metres and is a popular mountain resort for summer and winter holidays. It has a volunteer fire brigade. Provision of Czech POINT services.

The first written report dates back to 1362. The village is situated at an altitude of 353 metres. Provision of Czech POINT services.