Pechora’s leader tackles roads, jobs, and stray animals in live Q&A
Oleg Shutov, the head of Pechora municipal district, recently engaged with residents in a live broadcast, addressing regional socioeconomic development. Key topics included infrastructure improvements, urban renewal, and local production expansion.
Shutov agreed with residents on the importance of supporting local producers and collaborating on urban improvement projects through social partnerships. The discussion focused on infrastructure development, with residents raising concerns about road conditions, public transit, and bus stops. Shutov confirmed that negotiations are ongoing with the Republic of Komi’s Ministry of Construction for sidewalk and road repairs.
Residents also inquired about controlling the stray animal population and expanding local production for job creation. A contract for capturing stray animals is in place, although residents sometimes hinder the process. Dredging work is scheduled for spring 2026 to ensure stable ferry crossing operation. Shutov noted that development efforts are underway at both local and republican levels, with demolition of vacated buildings proceeding gradually and housing relocation set to begin in the next phase.
Oleg Shutov, Pechora's head, engaged with residents to discuss regional development. Infrastructure improvements, urban renewal, and local production expansion were key topics. Negotiations for repairs and contracts for stray animal control are ongoing, with development efforts progressing at local and republican levels.
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