Sverdlovsk Region Governor Denis Pasler shared updates on his social media about the progress of projects planned for 2026 in the Berezovsky Municipal District. The head of the district, Yevgeny Pistsov, reported to the regional leader that all work is proceeding on schedule.

Berezovsky District Unveils 2026 Infrastructure Overhaul Plans

The municipality has already signed contracts for repairs to utility infrastructure. Starting May 15, contractors will begin upgrading sections of the heating network from Gorky Street to Smirnov Street and along Tolbukhin Street, overhauling the Fevralskaya pumping station, modernizing wastewater systems in the settlement of Klyuchevsk, and performing major repairs on over 2.3 km of water pipelines in the settlement of Monetny, Pasler wrote in his channel on the Makh messaging app.

The governor also noted that Berezovsky School No. 2 has been included in the modernization program, with all necessary documentation already prepared. As planned, the one-year renovation will be completed in 2027.

"We are fulfilling all our financial commitments to ensure these projects move forward," Pasler emphasized. "The development of Urals territories will only be effective through comprehensive upgrades across all key areas of life, based on residents' needs and the strong accountability of local authorities."

The Berezovsky Municipal District is part of the Communal Infrastructure Modernization initiative. A significant volume of work to upgrade the utility sector is scheduled for 2026.