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United Russia deputies tackle Nizhny Novgorod’s infrastructure woes head-on

From crumbling staircases to outdated playgrounds, residents see hope as lawmakers take direct action. Can this initiative rebuild trust in local governance?

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2025 November 11 . 7:06 PM

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This is the picture of a place where we have some people sitting on the staircase and behind there... — This is the picture of a place where we have some people sitting on the staircase and behind there is a pillar like thing.

United Russia deputies tackle Nizhny Novgorod’s infrastructure woes head-on

United Russia deputies have been actively engaging with residents in Nizhny Novgorod, addressing local concerns and pledging support for infrastructure improvements. The 'Party Landing' initiative aims to swiftly tackle residents' needs and oversee the fulfillment of the party's public program.

In the Kanavinsky District, deputies inspected a children's playground at 84A Moskovskoye Highway, which requires renovation, including the replacement of outdated play equipment. Resident Ksenia Uryukova expressed confidence that a new playground will be built with the deputy's support.

Deputies also visited residential areas, including 1 Bonch-Bruevich Street, where the staircase is in urgent need of major repairs due to water runoff erosion. Senior resident representative Vera Aleturina hopes the repairs will be accelerated after the meeting. United Russia lawmakers held outreach meetings with voters across Nizhny Novgorod to discuss and address these local issues.

Deputy Dmitry Igoshin noted the productive meeting and pledged support for the playground project. Vladimir Poddymnikov-Gordeyev, another United Russia deputy, explained his approach to solving local issues, focusing on direct engagement with residents and swift action.

United Russia deputies in Nizhny Novgorod have shown commitment to addressing local concerns, with a focus on improving infrastructure and engaging with residents. The 'Party Landing' initiative aims to ensure these issues are swiftly resolved.