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In the Voronezh region will put in order 101 yards

In 2026, the region will continue to update the yard territories

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In the Voronezh region will put in order 101 yards

In 2026, the renewal of yard territories will continue in the region. In total, the improvement program is planned to put in order 101 yards. Today, the average technical readiness of facilities is 86%.

According to Deputy Prime Minister of the regional government Yevgeny Bazhanov on Wednesday, October 14, work is underway in 27 municipalities. In 15 districts of the region, they have already been fully completed.

According to Bazhanov, for residents, improvement does not begin with large parks and squares, but with the territory next to the house. Therefore, it is important that the yard was convenient and safe to move, as well as maintain cleanliness and comfort. He stressed that the task of the authorities is not only to meet deadlines, but also to strictly monitor the quality of work. At the same time, the official called not the percentage of readiness, but how convenient the yard became for the residents themselves.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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