Houses for local police officers commissioned in Arsky area

Two houses were built in Arsky area in 2013 under the program on the construction of administrative and residential complexes for local police officers. The funds to construct such a complex in village Utar-Aty were allocated form the Republic’s budget. A house in village Novyi Yavash was built by the area. The contractor is company “Arsky KSM”, which performed the work quickly and efficiently.

The ceremony was attended by employees of the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Arsky area, representatives of regional organizations, as well as the villagers. The first floor was given to Head of the municipal area Almas Nazirov.

 “In recent years many facilities have been built in the area with the support of the Republic's leadership. War Veterans were provided with apartments. Orphans, large families and people living in the failing housing stock are provided with apartments. Now we began to build houses for local police officers. We took up the matter with great responsibility. Thanks to the builders of company “Arsky KSM”. They build beautiful buildings. Well, it is very convenient that a working place is located in the same building. We can say that it is around-the-clock work”, he said.

The Head of the area wished Ramil Rakhimzyanov and his family happiness, success in work, and handed the keys to a new house and a gift.

Deputy Chief of Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Republic of Tatarstan, Police Colonel Marat Aidarov noted that the residents of the area are best workers in all endeavors. Such houses must create normal working and living conditions for local police officers.

Marat Aidarov congratulated Ramil Rakhimzyanov and his family on their new house and handed him the keys to car “Niva”.

The distinguished guests visited the local police station, its residential part, and highly appreciated the conditions therein.

Ramil Rakhimzyanov has been working as a local police inspector for eight years, and is doing his best. His wife works as a lab assistant, and his children are pupils.