Velika Gorica is a satellite settlement of Zagreb and its development has been strongly influenced by processes that have radiated from the capital since the 1970s, such as the suburbanization and decentralization of Zagreb which had more to do with the function of housing and less with the function of work. Due to the proximity and influence of the Zagreb urban agglomeration, Velika Gorica has poorly-developed work functions and is therefore less well-developed in terms of other city functions such as health care. This paper analyzes the city functions of the City of Velika Gorica as a unit of local self-government, i.e. their abundance, quality, and accessibility, by data obtained from mapping. The survey was intended to quantify the satisfaction of the local population with the everyday functions that they use. The symbiosis of these two research methods sought, as the word "equipment" suggests, to answer the question of how well the City of Velika Gorica is equipped with certain city functions, i.e. to what extent they meet the needs of the local population. Therefore, the city functions that are important for the quality of life and needs of the local population such as work, service, trade, education, and health care were analyzed. Some other functions, i.e. urban functions such as housing or industry, were not included.