In the Arctic, the issue of improving the quality of drinking water

Norilsk residents received the keys to new housing. With their families, they will move to new buildings along the streets of Laureates and Sports. Handed the keys and visited the new settlers Governor Mikhail Kotyukov. New housing in the Arctic has not been built for almost 30 years. And over the past year and a half, five houses have been commissioned under the program of renovation of the northern city. Mikhail Kotyukov, Governor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory: “We will definitely continue the programme. We checked everything today. Every year new homes will be built and new homes will be built. And, of course, there will be balanced housing and social development. Where necessary, it will of course be laid down.” The Norilsk administration plans to start building two new houses in Talnakh and one in the central district of the city this year. These will also be medium-storey houses, which will also meet all modern technical conditions and materials. Dmitry Karasev, head of Norilsk: This year we plan to start construction of three new apartment buildings. In the near future, we will complete the tender procedures, a contractor will be determined, which will begin these works.” According to the renovation program, the housing and communal services of the city are also being updated: collectors are reconstructed, electrical networks and heat supply facilities are repaired, and soils under houses and social facilities are thermally stabilized. Andrey Dobrovolsky, Deputy Head of the City of Norilsk for Urban Economy: “Every house is equipped with a thermal sensor, a thermocoat, from which data are transmitted online into a common system. There are now about 190 such buildings in the city.” Also during the northern trip, Mikhail Kotyukov visited Dudinka, where he checked how the issue of improving the quality of drinking water is being solved. In Khatanga, the head of the region checked the preparations for the 400th anniversary of the village, which the locals will celebrate next year. A number of socially significant facilities here will be put in order by 2026.

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