Achinsk's Mayor Igor Titenkov has unveiled ambitious plans for 2025, outlining significant investments and projects aimed at transforming the city. During a recent meeting held at the Achinsk administration, Titenkov highlighted the intent to allocate approximately 2 billion rubles for various developments throughout the year.
Titenkov's presentation included several large-scale initiatives, part of the comprehensive plan for the region's growth until 2035, which he had defended just days earlier at the regional capital. Among the key projects announced is the creation of a water and landscaping park along the Chulym River, with funding set at around 100 million rubles. This investment seeks to rejuvenate the riverfront and provide citizens with recreational opportunities.
Further improvements include the extensive renovation of the Achinsk city hospital's outpatient clinic, with 80 million rubles earmarked for upgrades. The mayor indicated the importance of maintaining high standards for public health facilities, ensuring they meet the needs of local residents.
Infrastructure upgrades are also high on the agenda, with plans to construct 3 kilometers of new water pipeline from Profsoyuznaya Street to Kyiv Street, coming at a cost of 100 million rubles. Road repairs are planned for July 5th Street, requiring 400 million rubles, underscoring the administration's commitment to improving transportation and accessibility within the city.
Significantly, there is also financial backing for the restoration of the marriage palace, budgeted at 140 million rubles, and the renovation of a kindergarten within the fifth microdistrict, which will cost about 193 million rubles. These projects reflect the administration's focus on enhancing community services and facilities.
New educational advancements have also been mapped out for 2025, with the start of construction on the "Aviangard" center for military-patriotic education planned at the site of the Achinsk Cadet Corps, carrying a projected budget of 238 million rubles. This initiative is aimed at fostering values of patriotism among the youth, showcasing the city’s efforts to contribute to educational and cultural development.
Titenkov noted the necessity of planning the development of two new educational institutions: one school located in the Southeast district, with funding set to be 15 million rubles, and the Kazan Cathedral, with 12.5 million rubles allocated for its project design. This educational infrastructure aims to address the growing needs of the city’s population.
Reflecting on the past five years, Titenkov remarked, "This is unprecedented work for the city over the last five years," emphasizing the scale and ambition of the upcoming developments. He called upon local organizations and businesses to prepare for the upcoming project tenders and competitions. He urged them to calculate their capacities and be ready for participation, aiming to work collaboratively for the city's advancement.
With these initiatives, Achinsk sets out not only to implement necessary community projects but also to invigorate its public spaces and infrastructure, fostering growth and development for its residents. The 2025 budget and its projects stand as defining commitments to improving the quality of life for all citizens. The mayor’s proactive approach sets the stage for continued progress and investment within the city, hoping to engage both local and regional stakeholders in its execution.
