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The residents of Lipsk for the week most often complained about problems with water, roads and public services

From October 10 to 16, specialists of the SDGs of the Lipetsk region processed 526 comments in social networks and 968 messages on the portal “Developing the Lipetsk region together!”

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The residents of Lipsk for the week most often complained about problems with water, roads and public services

From October 10 to 16, specialists of the SDGs of the Lipetsk region processed 526 comments in social networks and 968 messages on the portal “Developing the Lipetsk region together!”. The results of the week were reported in the Center for regional management.

In social networks, Lip residents most often complained about the lack of water supply, the quality of roads and unrecovered improvement after excavations.

On the appeals portal, the main topic was medicine – residents reported failures when unloading certificates and documents on “State Services”. Also, Lip residents massively wrote about interruptions with hot water and idle street lamps.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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