#Zadarska županija

Citizens of Zadar County are urged to report invasive turtles of the Trachemys genus, with project leader Anđela Višić in charge of receiving reports.

After 20 years of waiting, the JASPERS agency has confirmed the completion of a project that will cover the entire island with municipal infrastructure. Mayor Radović: 'This is news of vital importance.'

Residents have canceled all holiday programs and gathered for a joint prayer. Dr. Darko Labura warns of a combination of depression, alcohol, drugs, and the Werther effect.

The Zadar Public Health Institute has released preliminary water analysis results requested by County Prefect Josip Bilaver. Measured PFAS levels comply with permitted concentrations.

Starting August 20, residents of Vir can access health services from Mobile Clinic 2 of the Zadar County Health Center, three times a week at the Vir waterfront.

Viktor Prtenjača warns that water sources in the Biograd area could be contaminated within ten years and calls on the State Attorney's Office to investigate what happened at the landfill.

Despite seasonal fruits and vegetables, the basic and standard baskets rose on a monthly basis, with the highest price increases recorded in Zadar, Dubrovnik-Neretva, and Istria counties.

The launch of at least four signal flares in Podgora mobilized all firefighting forces from Brela to Gradac, with the incident occurring amid major wildfires that have hit Dalmatia in recent days.

With 4.87 million overnight stays, it ranked fourth among Croatian regions, and Vir was the second most successful destination in the country, right behind Rovinj.

Opposition and ruling parties on the ground, while residents wonder how 11,000 cubic meters of ground plastic ended up a mile and a half from the city center.

Zadar County Prefect inspects illegal waste dump in former Kimont quarry, announces remediation with government support and prosecution of those responsible.

Benkovac Mayor denies knowledge of illegal dump in former Kimont quarry, while County Prefect Bilaver demands prosecution of those responsible and announces remediation largely funded by the state.

The project worth over 663 thousand euros passes administrative checks, and a modern multimedia center with an interactive wind simulation is expected to be built in the old core of Ražanac.

Tax Administration data on fiscalized receipts for July 2026 shows growth in both hospitality and accommodation in Zadar County, despite surveys indicating a decline.

Mayor Šime Erlić stated that the water supply system is stable but warned of the need for major infrastructure investments, particularly the water pipeline from the Zrmanja River.

Approximately 11,000 cubic meters of hazardous waste was illegally dumped in Benkovac, and the case is under investigation by USKOK. The county announces remediation and continuous monitoring of water and air quality.