The government of Stavropol approved the draft budget for 2027: 221.4 billion rubles for social obligations and development

At a meeting of the Government of the Stavropol Territory, the draft budget for 2027 was approved. Now the document is to be considered by the regional Duma. This was reported by Governor Vladimir Vladimirov.

The volume of the regional budget for expenditures is 221.4 billion rubles. It is designed to ensure the sustainability of the region and realize opportunities for growth. The main task is to fulfill all social obligations, support the participants of the SVO and their families, continue the development of the region: to build and repair schools, kindergartens, hospitals, roads, solve water issues, improve cities and villages.

About 21 billion rubles are provided for the support of the SVO participants.

It is planned to build new schools and kindergartens, including in Stavropol, Mikhailovsk and Kislovodsk. It is planned to overhaul and equip 17 schools of the region, update preschool institutions.

The construction of two clinics will begin: in the village of Essentuki for 530 visits per shift and in the village of Goryachevodsk for 550 visits.

The plans are to complete the reconstruction of treatment facilities in Ipatovo, Divny, Zaterechnoy and Alexandria. The construction of a new water intake facility at the Sengileevsky water intake will begin - an important project for reliable water supply of the Stavropol agglomeration. Utilities will continue to be updated in Georgievsky, Grachevsky, Izobilny, Kochubeyevsky and Novoselitsky districts. Work is planned to improve heat supply in Kislovodsk and Nevinnomyssk.

In Pyatigorsk, the reconstruction of the Victory Park in the area of Novopyatigorsk Lake will continue. A new regional program "Veteran's Court" will be launched - the idea was proposed by Stavropol residents on a straight line. 200 million rubles are provided for the improvement of such yards.

It is also planned to build and repair regional and local roads and carry out other projects.

“It is important that development and change for the better come to each district, both in large cities and in small towns. People should see the result of this work near their home, Vladimir Vladimirov said.