Salaries, charter and property distribution: what issues were considered by the executive committee of Odesa City Council

The executive committee of Odesa City Council is scheduled to consider decisions on municipal property, municipal services and education. The main topics include the transfer of premises to hospitals and social institutions, changes in the remuneration of public utilities, and updating school charters.

This was reported by the press service of the Odesa City Council.

On February 4, at 11:00 a.m., a meeting of the Executive Committee of the City Council began in Odesa. It will be broadcast online, which will allow citizens to follow the discussion of city development issues.

The agenda includes decisions on municipal property, municipal security, transportation, education and social sphere. The main issues include the transfer of certain buildings and premises to hospitals and social institutions, changes to the terms of remuneration of employees of municipal services, and updating the charters of educational institutions.

Municipal hospitals and social institutions were granted the right to use certain non-residential premises and buildings. At the same time, executive bodies considered the transfer of unfinished capital investments in the field of digitalization and information solutions.

The Department of Transport proposed changes to the remuneration of employees of the Specialized Installation and Maintenance Unit, and the Department of Municipal Security proposed to update the rules of operation of the Commission on Technogenic and Environmental Safety and Working Conditions of Civil Protection Services.

The social sphere and education are also in the focus of the meeting: the members of the executive committee considered a new version of the charter of Odesa Lyceum No. 35, changes in the measures of permanent care and the organization of control over the housing of orphans. The Department of Consumer Market Development proposed the creation of a new municipal service to develop trade and advertising. In addition, the Department of Municipal Economy raised the issue of reburial of a fallen soldier.

The decisions taken at the meeting will determine the further procedure for the use of municipal property, management of municipal services and development of the city's infrastructure.

Also, in late January, Odesa planned to install mobile shelters along the city's coast. Eight shelters are to be installed, with a total cost of UAH 35 million.

Анна Бальчінос