Today, at the session of the Krasnoyarsk City Council of Deputies, amendments to the Krasnoyarsk City budget for 2025 and the planning period 2026-2027 were unanimously supported.

Changes to the city's budget affect all major spheres of life and are aimed at improving the quality of life of Krasnoyarsk residents.

Additional funds are planned to be allocated to the social sphere and infrastructural development of the regional center, including preparations for the 400th anniversary.

Among the key events of the 400th anniversary:

- updating of public transport rolling stock with gas-powered buses;

- overhaul and repair of production and technical premises for the placement of gas-powered buses;
- leasing of specialized equipment for repair and maintenance of roads and external landscaping facilities;

- renovation of the pedestrian part of Mikhail Godenko St. and Kopylova St.;

- overhaul of facades of apartment buildings on the streets in the historical center of the city, etc. named after the newspaper "Krasnoyarsk Worker" and other events.

In addition, additional funding is proposed to be directed to solving the following priority tasks for the city, including those identified by the Governor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory and the deputy corps based on appeals from Krasnoyarsk residents.:

- repair, equipping and elimination of accidents in social institutions, including the repair of kindergartens and schools participating in federal programs for major repairs;

- transfer of 10 educational organizations (schools №№ 7, 53, 65, 133, 158, 160, 161, lyceums No. 7, 10, gymnasium No. 15) from September 1, 2025 to self-catering with the help of their own food halls;

- transportation of certain categories of school students to the place of study and provision of compensation for the cost of public transport;

- development of sports infrastructure, including renovation work in sports schools;

- modernization of two libraries: the children's library named after V. Dubinin and the library for adults named after A.T. Cherkasov, as well as the Dobroye Delo Youth Center;

- repair and design of municipal infrastructure facilities in the city;

- relocation from emergency housing stock and other areas.

Of course, funds are also being allocated for social support measures for citizens, including family members of participants in their activities.

Following the discussion, the deputies supported the adjustment of the city's budget.

Roman Odintsovo, Acting Mayor of the city, noted that one of the most important sessions of the 2025 City Council was held today, at which the directions determining the development of the city were considered.

"With the autumn budget adjustments, we have covered almost all areas of the city's life. This includes the maintenance of roads, external landscaping facilities, the development of the transport industry, the relocation of citizens from emergency housing, and much more. The specifics of the adopted budget changes are that a fairly significant amount of spending is envisaged for 2026, including as part of the city's preparations for the 400th anniversary. The Governor of the region has supported many initiatives, and the funds for their implementation have already been reflected in the adjustments. This allows us to carry out preparatory work in order to start concluding contracts at the beginning of next year and proceed directly to the implementation of projects," said Roman Odintsovo and thanked the deputies for the unanimous adoption of the adjustment.

Taking into account the changes, the parameters of the city's budget in 2025 are as follows:

– the city's budget revenues are increasing by 1.1 billion rubles by attracting funds from higher budgets and, taking into account the changes, will amount to 70.1 billion rubles.;

– the city's budget expenditures are increasing by 0.1 billion rubles and, taking into account the changes, will amount to 72.7 billion rubles.;

– the city's budget deficit is decreasing by 1 billion rubles, and taking into account the changes, it will amount to 2.6 billion rubles.

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