takes about half an hour, whether by rail or road, and to the airport of Helsinki-Vantaa about 20 minutes. Train connections to the capital are good. Uusimaa's trains leave the main station twice an hour, and from other stations once an hour. Politics Results of the 2021 Finnish municipal elections in Järvenpää: Social Democratic Party: 21.1% National Coalition Party: 20.5% True Finns: 18.3% Green League: 13.2% Järvenpää Plus: 9,1% Centre Party: 7.5% Left Alliance: 5.2% Christian Democrats: 3,1% Management Järvenpää belongs to Uudenmaan vaalipiiri (electoral district of Uusimaa) and its town council has 51 councillors. The town council's political groups (2004–2008) were : Suomen Sosialidemokraattinen Puolue (The Social Democratic Party of Finland) (14 councils), Kokoomus (The National Coalition Party) (13), Järvenpää 2000 Plus (7), Keskusta (The Centre Party) (7), Vihreä liitto (The Green League) (4), Vasemmistoliitto (The Left Alliance) (3), Kristillisdemokraatit (Christian Democrats) (1), Suomen kommunistinen puolue (Communist Party of Finland) (1), Liberaalit (Liberals) (1). The president of the council was Ari Åberg (Kokoomus). International relations Twin towns — Sister cities Järvenpää is twinned with: Buchholz in der Nordheide, Germany Jõgeva County, Estonia Lørenskog, Norway Pasadena, United States Rødovre, Denmark Täby, Sweden Vác, Hungary Volkhov, Russia See also Kellokoski Kerava Lake Tuusula Pornainen References External links Town of Järvenpää – Official site Puistoblues festival Greater Helsinki Cities and towns in Finland Populated places established in 1951 1951 establishments in Finland