13 May 2025

Kherson Regional Insurance Company has reduced its fleet of official vehicles

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The Kherson Regional Military Administration has approved new limits on the use of company cars.

The corresponding order was signed by the head of the Regional Military Administration Oleksandr Prokudin.

According to the document, the regional administration and its structural units can use 17 company cars. The largest number of cars - six - will be allocated to the Department of Infrastructure. One car each will be allocated to the RSA office, the Department of Civil Protection, the Department of Agriculture and Irrigation Development, and the IT and Education departments. Two cars each were allocated to the departments of health, territorial development, and finance.

Photo: Screenshot from Prokudin's order

Limits have also been set for district state administrations: the largest number of cars - six - is allocated to the Genichesk District State Administration. Beryslav and Skadovsk administrations will receive three cars each, Kakhovka and Kherson - four.

Photo: Screenshot from Prokudin's order

Cars on the balance sheet in excess of the established limit are subject to write-off, transfer or sale. Renting or hiring vehicles in excess of the limit is now prohibited. Executive authorities have three months to put their fleet in order.

The previous order of 2021 is no longer in force. Control over the implementation of the new order is entrusted to the first deputy head of the Kherson Regional State Administration Dmytro Butriy.

It is noted that the order was adopted on the basis of a resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers, the laws of Ukraine and the Presidential Decree on the establishment of military administrations.

In April 2025, the Kherson Regional Military Administration planned to purchase three new Chery Tiggo 2 PRO cars or their equivalents for a total of UAH 1.8 million. But the auction was canceled due to lack of bids.

Ірина Глухова

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