Representatives of the information group of the city administration answered questions from residents of Pervomaysky district
In Pervomaysky district of Rostov on November 11, a meeting of residents with the information group of the city administration was held

In Pervomaisky district of Rostov on November 11, a meeting of residents with the information group of the city administration was held. It was attended by representatives of the city administration and its branch divisions, as well as the head of the district Olga Murzina, who spoke about the work done since June 2026.
- Special attention is paid to the issues of landscaping, landscaping and road repair, the development of the social sphere, the head of the district emphasized.
This year, more than 17 million rubles were allocated for the repair and arrangement of playgrounds. Work has already been carried out on nine children's and sports grounds. In the squares "Diamond" and "Mozhaisky" installed new sports equipment. Until November 15, it is planned to complete another 17 gaming complexes.
Three new alleys also appeared in the area: utilities, a pine in honor of the centenary of the criminal investigation and a planewalk. In addition, more than 200 lavender bushes were planted, as well as 32 large maples and aspens.
More than 35 million rubles were allocated for the repair of intra-quarter and yard territories, as well as passes to them. Work was carried out on the streets of the Cavalry Army, Mironov and Shtakhanovsky. At the request of residents, the passage between Brest and Dnipropetrovsk was also repaired, having previously transferred it to the municipal property.
Special attention was paid to education. In November, it is planned to complete the overhaul of school No. 21. More than 35 million rubles were allocated for updating the material and technical base of educational institutions. According to the administration, preschool education is fully accessible in the district.
More than 30,000 residents receive social support measures. Including 93 children from the families of SVO participants received vacation permits, and 190 families receive compensation for utility costs.
At the end of the meeting, residents raised issues of repairing the playground at the Constitutional, 58/62, an apartment building on the Dnieper, 103/8 and the road on the Dnieper, 144V-144D. Residents were also interested in the opening of school No. 21 and the transfer of public transport stops.



