In the Sverdlovsk Region, work has been completed on a program to modernize the municipal infrastructure with financial support from the federal budget.
"In the Sverdlovsk Region, 29 municipalities have become participants in a large-scale modernization program. In total, 189.4 km of heating, water supply and sanitation engineering networks have been built and upgraded in the region since 2023. As a result, the quality of public services has improved for 697.5 thousand residents of the Sverdlovsk Region," said Alexander Lomakin, First Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing of the Russian Federation.
The curator of this program is the Ministry of Construction of Russia, and the operator is the PPK Territorial Development Fund.
"In 2024 alone, 153.1 km of engineering networks were commissioned in the region, which improved the quality of services for 583 thousand people. The largest amount of work under the program in two years was carried out in the Volchansk city district, where 19.7 km of engineering networks were updated. Cold water supply networks were repaired in the village of Vyuzhny and in the southern part of the city of Volchansk. In addition, work was carried out on heating, hot and cold water supply networks in the territory of the Volchansk city hospital and on Severouralskaya Street," he said. Ilshat Shagiakhmetov, General Director of the Territorial Development Fund.
The village of Novoasbest, where 18.3 km of cold water supply networks were upgraded, and the city of Kamyshlov, where 17.4 km of heating and water supply networks were introduced, are also among the leading municipalities in terms of the volume of work performed. In the urban–type settlement of Verkhnyaya Sinyachikha, specialists updated 13.4 km of water supply networks, in the Kamensk Urban district - 11.6 km of heating networks, and in the city of Nizhnyaya Tura, 10.9 km of water supply sections were upgraded.
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