Here you can find information about materials sent to A-Kruunu residents (the Resident Newsletter - Asukasposti (FI), published approximately every two months, and the annual Resident Annual Report). The Resident Newsletter archive can be found at the bottom of this page.

In addition, we also provide information here about other matters that residents should take note of.

Preparing for disruptions is proactive everyday safety

Disruptions may occur in society, such as prolonged power or water outages, storms, or communication network failures. According to the authorities’ recommendation, every household should be prepared to manage independently for at least 72 hours, or three days.

With these instructions, everyone can prepare for disruptions in their own home. Preparedness is proactive everyday safety, and even small preparations can significantly ease the situation during a disruption.
 

Water
Store drinking water at least 2 liters per person per day
Also consider cooking, hygiene, and pets

Food
Store food for three days that:
Can be stored at room temperature (does not require refrigeration)
Is easy to prepare or can be eaten as is
Examples:
Canned food and dry goods
Crispbread, crackers
Nuts and dried fruit
Baby food

Lighting
Get a flashlight or headlamp and spare batteries
Store candles and matches, and remember fire-safe use

Electricity and communication
Get a battery-powered radio for official announcements
Keep a power bank for your phone charged

Medications and first aid
Store personal medications for at least three days
Keep first aid supplies and painkillers at home

Hygiene and daily needs
Store sufficient toilet paper and other hygiene products such as sanitary pads
Get hand sanitizer for hand hygiene
Also store garbage bags

Money
Always keep some cash at home

Warning concerning scam messages and reports

There has been an uptick in housing-related scam messages, such as payment reminders sent as text messages. These messages may ask you to pay your rent to a new bank account. The messages can be quite convincing. A-Kruunu does not communicate any such information via text message only, and you should not make any payments to the bank accounts mentioned in these messages. Our rent supervision will always contact you from an email address in the format “a-kruunu.fi”.

Asukasposti

Asukasposti is A-Kruunu’s Finnish-language newsletter for all A-Kruunu residents that is sent by email approximately four times a year. The newsletter provides topical information on issues related to housing as well as A-Kruunu in general. It also contains information about residential events and other handy tips related to housing.

 The Asukasposti newsletter is sent to all our residents. If you have not received the newsletter, please check your spam folder first. If you cannot find it there either, please provide your name, address and email address to vuokraus@a-kruunu.fi. If you do not wish to receive the Asukasposti newsletter, you can unsubscribe from the newsletter through the link at the end of the newsletter. For more information about how A-Kruunu processes personal data, see the resident register page

Asukasposti newsletter archive (in Finnish)

This page contains a list of our previous Asukasposti newsletters. Use the links below to view them. We hope that you find the information in them useful!