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County Governor of Trøndelag

The state's regional representative — supervises and coordinates national policy

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  1. News article

    Primary and lower secondary pupils to sit Norwegian and English exams in a secure browser from spring 2027

    • From spring 2027, pupils in compulsory school will take the centrally set Norwegian and English exams in a "secure browser". The County Governor says so.
    • The reason is that artificial intelligence and other aids keep getting better.
    Artificial intelligenceDigitalisationSchool
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  2. News article

    County Governor of Trøndelag allocates NOK 38 million in project discretionary grants to 30 municipal projects for 2027

    • 30 of 66 applications got support, totalling NOK 38 million in project grants (state money for development projects) for 2027. This was announced at a digital meeting with municipalities on 8 October. A joint allocation letter will follow later in October.
    • The money helps municipalities try new ways of working. The goal is better services and better use of resources.
    DigitalisationMunicipalitiesPreparedness
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  3. News article

    2027 state budget presented; KS and Trøndelag hold digital meetings for municipalities

    • The government presented its proposed 2027 state budget on 7 October. All documents and ministry press releases are on regjeringen.no, with links on municipal finances.
    • KS holds a digital meeting about the budget on 7 October at 13:00. It is broadcast live.
    MunicipalitiesPublic administration
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  4. Guideline

    Municipalities generally cannot charge co-payments for safety alarms that serve as necessary supervision – and must consider refunds

    • On 23.09.2026 the Directorate of Health wrote to municipalities to clarify the rules, because they are applied differently around the country.
    • A municipality may only charge a fee for practical help and training. It cannot charge for health services or for necessary supervision. This also applies when supervision is done with a safety alarm.
    Consumer protectionElder careLegislation
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  5. News article

    Municipalities in Trøndelag completed national war-preparedness exercise in September 2026

    • Municipalities in Trøndelag held a preparedness exercise over three days – 22, 24 and 29 September 2026 – run online by the County Governor.
    • The exercise, called «Norge Øver» and designed by the national safety authority DSB, asked municipalities to think through what they would do if Norway went to war.
    MunicipalitiesPreparednessWar
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  6. Guideline

    Norwegians can check and dispute religious community membership via Brønnøysund Register Centre and the County Governor

    • You can log in to the Brønnøysund Register Centre website and see which religious or life-stance organisations have you listed as a member.
    • If you never joined, you can complain to the County Governor. Include the organisation's name and ID number. The Governor will investigate and can penalise the organisation if it made an error.
    Faith and beliefPublic administration
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  7. Call for applications

    Norway's Trøndelag County Governor advertises 12 vacancies on mental health supervisory commissions from 1 January 2027

    • There are 12 open seats on four mental health supervisory commissions in Trøndelag, Norway, starting 1 January 2027. The four commissions are at St. Olavs hospital, Namsos, Levanger and the national compulsory care unit.
    • These commissions act as watchdogs for patients in psychiatric care — they review decisions, handle complaints and check on patients' welfare.
    Mental health
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  8. News article

    Practical food preparedness guide: how to store and preserve food when the power goes out

    • Practise cooking without electricity — try a full day or week at home. Keep paper copies of recipes, because the internet won't work if the power is out for a long time.
    • When the power goes out: use food from the fridge and freezer first, then dry goods. Preserve what's left before it spoils.
    AgricultureFood safetyPreparedness
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  9. Guideline

    How to nominate someone for a Norwegian royal honour (St. Olav's Order or the King's Medal of Merit)

    • To nominate someone, send a letter to the County Governor in the region where the candidate lives. Address the letter to the King, but use Altinn to submit it digitally.
    • There is no standard form. Write the letter yourself, and include your own contact details plus the candidate's full name, home address, date of birth, and job.
    Public administrationVoluntary work
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  10. Guideline

    Four webinars on psychosocial kindergarten environment and duty-to-act rules launched in 2026

    • In 2026, four video webinars of about 45 minutes each are being released to help kindergartens create safe, positive environments for children.
    • The first webinar (available from 23 February 2026) explains what kindergartens must do when a child is being mistreated — known as the duty to act — and what counts as a violation. Presenter: Ellen Elvethon from the Learning Environment Centre at UiS.
    Children and youthKindergarten
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