
The latest meeting at the office of Lidsky district executive committee chairman Alexander Versotsky began with a pleasant mission - an awards ceremony. The district head honored those who ensured the worthy organization of the celebration of Lida City Day. It is worth noting that the holiday received high praise from the residents of Lida and the city's guests, and this is a credit to our people from Lida: cultural workers, housing and utilities sector employees, healthcare workers, police officers, and many others.
The district's activists were introduced to the new head of the RSUP "Lidsky" state farm, Vasily Olesyuk. An experienced economist, he is well-known in the Lida region. Chairman of the district executive committee Alexander Versotsky wished Vasily Ivanovich success in achieving all the set goals.
Moving on to working issues... The first instruction from the district head concerned the agricultural sector. The task was clearly stated: to fulfill the assigned indicators for milk production, including total output, marketability, and quality.
"There is a huge reserve in many farms that needs to be fully utilized," emphasized the chairman of the district executive committee, also calling for high-quality cooperation with farms and services such as veterinary stations, breeding stations, and others.
During the meeting, attention was focused on such an important type of work as stone collection. The district head called on the city (industrial enterprises and social sphere organizations) to help the rural areas.
Alexander Versotsky emphasized: "This work is strategic, and ignoring it can lead to serious problems - equipment breakdowns."
Traditionally, a large block of time was devoted to maintaining order. The sanitary and epidemiological service monitored the Vaversky rural council last week. The chief state sanitary doctor, Elena Sadovskaya, noted that the main violations concerned unused facilities and their territories, some of which are owned by private organizations.
"Our demand is principled and uniform - both for state organizations and private ones," Alexander Versotsky outlined his position.
He called on economic entities to seek help if needed, as a mechanism for this has been established in the Lida region and is open to those who are willing to maintain order.
Special attention was paid to the condition of road shoulders. The district head demanded that road services monitor not only central highways but also road shoulders in rural areas, reminding them that this is a matter of primary importance.
"There should be no situation where citizens point out uncut vegetation or trash to us. Work towards a quality result," he summarized.
For example, the head of the Lidskoe district GUP ЖКХ said that the municipal workers managed to provide proper and timely maintenance in the city. What is preventing the village?
At the end of the meeting, Alexander Versotsky expressed gratitude to the information sphere for the region’s respectable representation in the media space and for the high‑quality work in countering fakes and misinformation.