Mobile public service centres planned for ten Yaroslavl region communities from October 26

Staff from multifunctional public service centres are scheduled to begin visits to ten communities in Russia’s Yaroslavl region on October 26, Governor Mikhail Yevrayev said.

The project targets communities with more than a thousand residents, limited transport access and a distance of over 30 kilometres to an existing service centre.

Visits will cover Kubrinsk and Nagorye in Pereslavl-Zalessky district, Volga, Borok and Oktyabr in Nekouz district, Kamenniki and Tikhmenevo in Rybinsk district, Velikoye and Shopsha in Gavrilov-Yam district, and Varegovo in Bolsheselsky district.

Regional Digital Development Minister Maxim Bartykov said staff would travel in vehicles provided by social services and local administrations.

The region has 32 service units, comprising 20 centres and 12 additional offices. The regional government says residents can access 454 types of state and municipal services, with property registration, interior ministry and Social Fund services among the most requested. The schedule of visits will be published later.