All conditions for the population to live are being created in the Tselinograd district. From year to year, work is underway in the Tselinograd district to address socially significant issues aimed at improving the quality of life of the population. Large and small villages feel the support of the state through the implementation of various projects and programs.
Thus, in the village of Rakhymzhan Koshkarbayev, the second stage of the project for the overhaul of intra-village roads, including the installation of a street lighting system, has been completed.
As part of the project, the contractor ATTM Group Construction Company LLP installed 466 poles, conducted more than 11 kilometers of electricity wires and SIP cable.
Lighting has also appeared in the Kyzylsuat rural district. At the expense of the fourth level of the budget, the local akimat has developed estimated documentation for lighting the streets of the villages of Shubar, Akkayyn and Kyzylsuat.
As part of the implemented project, 99 poles with lamps were installed, which made it possible to illuminate road sections with a total length of 3.5 km. 20 million tenge was allocated for these works from the district's own tax revenues.
It is worth noting that the budget of the Kyzylsuat rural district is formed solely at the expense of its own tax revenues, without attracting transfers, which emphasizes the independence and effective management of local financial resources.
Akimat of Kyzylsuat rural district is actively working to improve living conditions. In the near future, the construction of a hockey court in the village of Kyzylsuat and lighting of the access road to the settlement are planned.
Local government demonstrates an example of effective use of resources, strengthening the trust of residents and laying the foundation for further development.
In general, the initiatives show that the Tselinograd district continues to develop, becoming more and more attractive for life, work and investment.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola/press/news/details/895827