In Kirov, after the intervention of the People's Front, construction debris was removed from the children's playground.

      In June, an emergency house on Gorky Street in Kirov was partially demolished. According to activists, 900,000 rubles were allocated from the city budget for this. However, the contractor left part of the walls and did not remove construction debris. Fragments of bricks, boards with nails, and glass were located a few meters from the children's playground and residential buildings for over a month.

      According to local residents, the area was not fenced. People repeatedly noticed children running around the dump. They contacted the contractor—the Kirov Housing Department—but, as witnesses claim, there was no response.

      Under the terms of the municipal contract, the customer is required to appoint a representative to supervise the technical execution of the work. However, as noted by the People's Front, this function apparently was not fulfilled.

      After residents appealed to the regional branch of the People's Front, activists sent an inquiry to the city administration. Just a few hours later, work began to dismantle the remaining structures and remove construction waste.

      The People's Front reminded residents that they can report similar problems by calling 25-18-24.