Milyaev took control of the heating of the hospital in Donskoy
The Governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev at the weekly operational meeting considered the appeals of residents of the region

The Governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev at a weekly operational meeting considered the appeals of residents of the region. Among the questions were the lack of a store in the village near Alexin, street lighting in the courtyards and the quality of heating, shared the details of the head of the region in his channel in MAX.
In particular, it was announced that a resident of the village Khatmanovo will organize the delivery of food. A car shop with essential goods will come to the village. She should visit the village once a week.
Two other complaints related to lighting of playgrounds. A resident of Tula asked to install lanterns in the courtyard of house No. 8 on Kutuzov Street. Dmitry Milyaev instructed to work out the possibility of temporary lighting of the site. To permanently resolve the issue, apartment owners will hold a general meeting and discuss participation in the People’s Budget program.
A resident of Uzlova drew attention to the absence of lanterns on the playground near the Sviridovsky pond. The governor said the lighting should be installed by November 10.
Heating complaints were also discussed at the meeting. The Don City Hospital remains under special control. Sustainable heat supply of the main premises of the medical institution is planned to be provided until November 15.
We will remind, a week earlier, “MK in Tula” wrote that Dmitry Milyaev analyzed the appeals of residents on mobile communications, roads and heating.
At the meeting on November 2, in particular, the availability of online ticket sales and problems with heat supply to residential buildings and social facilities were discussed.
In particular, residents of the village of Petrivskoye Odoevsky district were informed about the launch of mobile communication and 4G Internet from November 9 after the installation of the base station equipment as part of the federal project “Elimination of the digital divide 2.0”.



