In Sochi began to supply heat to the mountain cluster and remote villages
The head of Sochi Andrey Pushkinin summed up the work of utilities for the week, noting the beginning of the heating season and hundreds of appeals from residents

The head of Sochi, Andrey Proszubnin, summed up the work of utilities for the week, noting the beginning of the heating season and hundreds of appeals from residents. He published all the information on his social networks.
According to the mayor, heat is already being served in the mountain cluster and remote villages of the Lazarevsky district. Now, at the request of organizations and residents, houses on the coast are ready to connect.
Through the Public Services platform. We decide together, we received 144 messages in a week. Most of the appeals concern the export of MSW and improvement. 65 signals were performed, the rest are still performed.
During the week, Kraizhilkomresurs collected more than 33 thousand cubic meters of waste from municipal sites. On average, 55 units of special equipment were used daily for this.
Vodostok cleared 7.8 km of storm nets on 43 streets and repaired the stormwater on Novorossiysk highway. Sochiteploenergo eliminated emergency situations on several streets and completed a number of preventive work on boiler houses.
Vodokanal completes the relaying of the water conduit section on Yablochnoy, restores the sewer at Krasnopolyanskaya and changes the emergency section of the water conduit on Dmitrieva. During the week, 54 leaks were eliminated on the networks and 92 blockages were eliminated.
In the road sector, the laying of asphalt in the interyard passage on Chebrikov was completed, work continues on the Don and Divnomorskaya. On Pasechnaya make a new sidewalk, and on Delegatskaya and in the lane of Kholmsk equip concrete covering to the sites of veterans of the SVO. On Izobilnaya in Lazarevsky district continue to eliminate the consequences of emergencies.
Earlier we wrote about the fact that in Host on the Highway street removed a fallen tree.



