“Yerevan City Hall Commits to Green Future With 250 Electric Buses for Municipal Transport Fleet”
Yerevan City Hall plans to add 250 electric buses to its fleet through international partnerships. This move aims to improve the city’s transportation network. The ‘Yerevan’ buses will be phased out, and a new ticketing system will be implemented by September. Cash payment will be gradually replaced with non-cash payment.
“Memorial in the Forest: Construction Progress Reaches Almost 10%”
“The construction work on the forest memorial is 10% complete. The progress was presented during a meeting with Yerevan City Hall’s Urban Development and Land Management Department. The parking lot, building, landscaping, and lighting are all in progress. Mayor Avinyan emphasizes the importance of preserving nature and using stones instead of concrete for pathways.”
Massive Queues at Russian Embassy in Armenia as Voters Cast Ballots in Presidential Elections
Russian embassy in Armenia opens polling stations for presidential elections, as queues stretch to Yerevan City Hall. Photos on Facebook show voters lined up. Polling stations also available in Gyumri and Syunik region. Stay updated with NEWS.am.
Yerevan’s Ambitious Plan: 400 Residential Buildings Set to Transform the Capital City by 2024!
Planning for the future, the capital city of Armenia announces construction plans for 400 residential buildings in 2024. Technical requirements have been adjusted to prioritize comfort and suitability for all residents. Read more on NEWS.am.
“Yerevan City Hall Vows Prompt Investigation into Bus Accident as Mayor Demands Financial Transparency”
Yerevan City Hall employee injured in bus accident, but not in danger. Mayor vows prompt investigation. Financial indicators of road maintenance funds to be disclosed for greater transparency. Excessive expenses raise suspicion of certain joint venture companies. Open discussion likely.
Yerevan Takes Swift Action: 24 Ammonia-Producing Benzene Plants Shut Down, 43 Gas Stations Suspended for Violations, City Hall Reports
“In 2023, 24 ammonia-producing benzene plants shut down in Yerevan. 43 gas stations operate in violation of regulations, prompting measures by the City Hall to suspend them. Safety concerns are a top priority,” NEWS.am reports.
“Erebuni Administrative District Undergoes City Hall’s Restoration Efforts: Rural Areas Returned to Yerevan Residents”
Yerevan City Hall returns rural areas to Yerevan residents. Buildings violating norms demolished in Erebuni district. More from NEWS.am.
“City Hall’s First Traffic Light Installation in Yerevan Marred by Vandalism”
Yerevan City Hall installs traffic lights from Chinese company Zhongtong. A resident alerts authorities after lights on bus blink and are damaged. Criminal case opened.
“Yerevan’s Population Surges by 7.9% in 2023: Minister of Urban Development Reveals Striking Growth Figures”
Yerevan’s population growth surged by 7.9% in 2023, according to the Minister of Urban Development. Over 15,000 children were born in the city, and 187 to displaced Artsakh families. Discover more news from Armenia on NEWS.am.
Yerevan City Hall Makes Record Revenue of 1.35 Billion Drams from Car Parking Fees
Yerevan City Hall collects significant revenue from car parking fees. The increase in fees will contribute an additional 150 million drams to the municipal budget next year. The proposed parking fee changes will be discussed at a city assembly meeting. Stay updated with NEWS.am for news from Armenia.