People living in St. Petersburg can help pick which areas need fixing up. The city started online voting today for residents to choose improvement sites across different parts of town. Each district offers two places that local officials selected based on city plans. According to city officials, residents must pick just one spot from all 36 places on the final list. The winning location becomes part of the "Formation of a comfortable urban environment" program.
Voting runs through June 12 on the
Voting runs through June 12 on the
zagorodsreda.gosuslugi.ru website. People can also use the "Gosuslugi Decide Together" app or visit public voting stations. St. Petersburg started letting residents choose renovation spots back in 2019. Past winners include the Lapka River area in Krasnogvardeisky District. The park on Sizov Avenue in Primorsky District became another success story. Lyubashinsky Garden in Kalininsky District also received improvements after earlier voting rounds.
