25 Sept 2026 | 14:17

Ensuring reliability and quality

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A meeting of the executive committee was held in Zhlobin, with the key topic being the readiness of local organizations, housing and communal services facilities, and the energy and agro-industrial complexes to operate during the autumn-winter period of 2026-2027.

By the start of autumn, the district reached a 100% readiness level in the residential sector. A total of 321 consumer readiness passports and 97 heat source passports were registered on time. The state enterprise Zhilkomservis Dva ensured the readiness of 32 heat sources and a housing stock of 750 residential buildings. As part of safety measures, 100% of smoke and ventilation ducts in homes with gas equipment were inspected. This was reported by Yuri Guzov, head of the housing and communal services department.

1.65 million rubles were allocated for the replacement of heating networks. Utility workers reconstructed 6.45 km of networks, including facilities on Voikova Street, in microdistricts No. 18 and No. 19 of Zhlobin, as well as in the agro-town of Luksky. Through the Zhlobinvodokanal branch, 1.422 km of water supply networks were relaid, providing the district with 100% quality water.

As Yuri Ivkin, chief engineer of the Zhlobin Electric Networks branch of RUE Gomelenergo, noted, the full scope of work was completed by power engineers. A total of 9.3 km of high-voltage lines and 155.3 km of 0.4-10 kV lines were repaired, along with 65 substations and distribution points. More than 57 hectares of power line clearings were cleared to protect against the elements. Nine mobile autonomous power sources have been prepared for emergency situations.

Educational, sports, cultural and healthcare institutions demonstrated good preparation for the autumn-winter period, completing the procedures ahead of schedule. Among enterprises, Alexander Kushnerov, head of the Zhlobin inter-district department of the Gosenergonadzor branch for the Gomel region, singled out Zhlobin Electric Networks, the state enterprises Zhlobinmetallurgstroy, Zhlobingaz and Zhilkomservis Dva for their quality work. At the same time, it was noted that in the municipal sector, some consumers were cited for deficiencies due to unfinished pipeline insulation and delays in submitting documents.

Special attention was paid to the agricultural sector. Svetlana Krapitskaya, deputy head of the district executive committee's agriculture and food department, reported that not all livestock facilities in the district have received readiness passports as of now. To speed up the pace, major sponsoring organizations of the district — construction, road and industrial enterprises — have been assigned to the farms. The head of the district, Sergei Yarets, set specific deadlines and tasks for completing the work.

For winter road maintenance, 47 units of snow-removal equipment have been prepared by Zhilkomservis Dva and DRSU-149, and contracts have been concluded for the involvement of third-party vehicles. Road services have been instructed to accelerate as much as possible the stockpiling of the sand-salt mixture.

Sergei Yarets emphasized that the implemented measures and coordinated work of all departments should guarantee stable and accident-free operation during the upcoming heating season.

Andrei Malakhov, head of the district executive committee's internal affairs department, reported on the state of legality and public order, the fight against crime and corruption, including at agricultural-industrial complex facilities of the Zhlobin district in 2026. Over 8 months of 2026, the total number of registered criminal acts in our region decreased (from 595 to 389). During the analyzed period, a decrease was noted in the number of crimes registered in rural areas (from 151 to 127). At the same time, the topic of cyber fraud remains relevant. The head of the district emphasized that the state of legality and public order in the district indicates the effectiveness of the measures being taken, but one cannot stop there.

Source: ndsmi.by

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