In Kirov Oblast, 15.8 million was allocated for 129 "garbage" sites.

In 2026, seven municipalities will receive 15.8 million rubles from the regional budget to create 129 container sites, the Ministry of Ecology reported.

These municipalities include Belokholunitskoye urban settlement, Vyatskopolyansky District, Luzsky Okrug, Malmyzhskoye urban settlement, Orichevsky Okrug, Slobodskoy District, and Kirov. After the sites are created, new containers will be installed there. This year the districts will receive more than three thousand standard containers and 2,921 containers for separate waste collection.

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