The City of Dubrovnik is currently implementing a number of infrastructure and development projects — with over ten active construction sites across the city. In parallel, road resurfacing is underway, along with works on the Dubrovnik Agglomeration project, the city’s largest and most important communal infrastructure initiative.

Active projects include the renovation of Pile Park, Gradac Park, tree-lined avenues in Gruž and on the Boulevard, works at Mokošica Elementary School, the development of a parking area in Mokošica, construction of the Dubac cemetery, reconstruction and expansion of the VK Neptun club facilities, the adaptation and construction of the future TUP library, and the building of a Senior Citizens’ Centre near the General Hospital.

All these projects are part of a robust investment cycle launched by the City of Dubrovnik to improve residents' quality of life and ensure balanced development across all areas of the city.

From 2017 to 2025, the City of Dubrovnik, its institutions, and municipal companies have secured a total of €203,854,389.30 (more than HRK 1.5 billion) in non-repayable funding from European funds and national sources. Among the most significant projects are the construction of the first major senior home near the Dubrovnik General Hospital and the reconstruction and expansion of Mokošica Elementary School — the last city school transitioning to single-shift teaching.

“This is a tangible example of our commitment to balanced development in Dubrovnik. Every construction site, every project — from schools to parks — is an investment in improving the daily lives of our citizens. Thanks to responsible governance and the availability of European funding, we are changing the city for the better — in a long-term and sustainable way,” said Mayor Mato Franković.