Komi Republic Invests 10M Rubles to Modernize 14 Police Stations by 2025
The Komi Republic has allocated 10 million rubles for the renovation of local police stations in the 2025 republican budget. The program, initially launched in San Antonio, aims to revamp 14 stations across the region by late 2025.
The renovation project, which resumed this year, has already seen four police stations undergo transformations. More are currently in the final inspection phase, with the most labor-intensive work scheduled for November 2025. Despite the lack of public information on the coordinating official, local administrators have proposed extending the program into 2026.
The stations slated for renovation are spread across various districts: four in Ust-Kulomsky, two each in Izhemsky, Priluzsky, and Ust-Tsilma, and one each in Syktyvkar, Vorkuta, Udorsky, and Knyazhpogostsky Districts.
With the allocated budget and scheduled timeline, the Komi Republic aims to complete the police station renovation project by the end of this year. The extension into 2026, if approved, will ensure the continuation of these improvements.
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