#City Administration

The 2026–2027 heating season in Odesa will start on November 9 under Mayor's Decree No. 818. Heat will first be supplied to schools, hospitals, and social infrastructure, with a phased launch.

Kyiv has launched medical information services: contact center (044) 451-0-451 and a Telegram bot help residents find medical services, learn conditions and active programs.

A petition has appeared on the KCSA website proposing to introduce a 60–90 minute transfer ticket for 45 hryvnias in Kyiv, keep a single trip at 30 hryvnias, and set a monthly pass at 1,200 hryvnias and an annual pass at 12,000 hryvnias.

Zelenskyy stated that he offered the KCMA head position to Kubrakov, Groysman, and other managers, but all refused. The President asked the Prime Minister to assemble a 'special cabinet' of business managers to work out solutions for Kyiv.

From September 15, in Kyiv, at 18 central intersections, traffic lights will synchronously switch to red every day at 9:00 for a minute of silence, and surface public transport will stop.

From September 10, Kyiv shortens the curfew to 01:00–05:00, introduces differentiated metro operation and allows businesses to function during "yellow" alerts. The decision was made due to the new tactics of Russian UAV attacks.

The KCSA has announced that, from a set date, all traffic in central Kyiv will be stopped for 60 seconds every day at 9:00 a.m. during the nationwide minute of silence. Traffic lights will switch to an 'all red' mode, and a voice countdown will be broadcast through the notification system.