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June 21, 2025, 6:23 p.m.
Mayor of Mykolaiv Senkevych announced a new motorcycle
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The mayor of Mykolaiv announced the purchase of a motorcycle in May. The mayor purchased the motorcycle for more than 200 thousand hryvnias.
This is stated in the Unified Register of Declarations.
Mykolaiv Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych reported significant changes in his property status. The official purchased a 2021 INDIAN SCOUT BOBBER motorcycle. He filed a corresponding notice with the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption.
According to the document, the vehicle cost Senkevych UAH 223,860. The seller was a Ukrainian legal entity, a private enterprise called Color Auto Park.
There is no mention of any new real estate or income in the report. It also states that the motorcycle was purchased on May 15, 2025.
In 2024, the salary of Mykolaiv Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych increased by 267 thousand hryvnias to 946 thousand, while in 2023 he received 678 thousand. The total family income for the year reached 7.5 million hryvnias, of which the largest part - 4.8 million - was brought by the entrepreneurial activity of his wife, Kateryna Senkevych.
The mayor's declaration states that he still does not own a car, while his wife continues to rent a VOLVO XC90. The mayor also owns two plots of land with a total area of 2000 square meters and two apartments in Mykolaiv - 54.5 and 69.6 square meters.
His wife owns a 2622-square-meter plot and a complex of buildings in Nova Kakhovka, which is currently under occupation, as well as a share in a 66-square-meter apartment she owns with her parents. The official himself lives in a rented house of 271.5 square meters in Mykolaiv, while his wife and children have been living in Poland since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.
Journalists from the Center for Public Investigations recently prepared a rating of the richest deputies of the Mykolaiv City Council, as well as those who have been declaring zero income for years. Five members of Mykolaiv City Council have not officially declared any housing. While most of their colleagues own real estate, and some own several apartments or houses, these deputies did not indicate any property.
