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Deputy Head of the KCSA Petro Panteleev urged Kyiv residents to keep a supply of water and power banks at home amid intense shelling and power shortages. During a total blackout, the Kyiv Metro will function as a shelter.

From November 10 to 30, 2026, partial traffic restrictions are being introduced on Bogdan Khmelnitsky Street in Kiev's Shevchenko district due to repairs on a 300-meter emergency section. The district's road maintenance directorate will perform the work in-house.

Kyiv has been connecting homes to central heating since November 2; by November 9, nearly 80% of buildings had heat. Residents with cold radiators are advised to call 1557 and inquire about bill recalculations.

On the evening of October 26, a technical malfunction occurred in Kyiv's alert system, causing residents to receive multiple false air raid notifications. The KMSA apologized and reported that the system had been restored.

Amid intensified shelling, Kyiv residents are urged to stock up on a three-day supply of water and food, prepare flashlights, and insulate homes.

The Kyiv City Council stated that construction of the backup heat pipeline in Teremky was halted for a month and a half due to coordination with activists. Authorities warn: without completing the work before winter, more than 200,000 residents risk being left without backup heating.

The Kyiv City Council warned that, due to fires in Kyiv Oblast, smoke and the smell of burning may appear on Kyiv's right bank. According to sensor data, air quality is currently within normal limits, but caution is recommended for sensitive groups.

Kyiv has completed 80% of the work to prepare for winter 2026/2027: three diesel generator sets have been built for the water utility, response plans have been expanded, and 12 billion hryvnia has already been allocated out of the total budget of 37 billion hryvnia.

The KCSA announced a new operating procedure for the capital's TsNAPs and social institutions during 'yellow' and 'red' alerts: some centers with underground shelters continue to serve, while the Pension Fund and social protection offices suspend service at any threat level.

The Kyiv City State Administration has approved a new operating procedure for the capital's municipal pharmacies: under a red threat level they immediately close and evacuate people, while under a yellow level they continue operating. The new measure is integrated into the Cabinet of Ministers' updated alert level system.

The KCCA announced that Kyiv schools will begin the 2026/2027 school year in a hybrid in-person and remote format. Parents will be able to choose the model of instruction within the options offered by a specific school, while alerts lasting up to 158 minutes a day make schedule flexibility essential.

The KMSA clarified that each school in Kyiv independently determines the format of the Knowledge Day assembly. On September 1, institutions may choose a traditional assembly or an intimate gathering in the classrooms.

From the evening of August 21 until the second half of the day on August 24, the Metro Bridge in Kyiv will be partially closed towards the "Hydropark" metro station due to repairs. Drivers are advised to change their routes in advance.

The Kyiv city hall is verifying the needs of elderly and immobile residents before the heating season: already more than 1,200 pensioners and 400 children with disabilities are ready for temporary relocation in case of power or heat outages.

🏛️ Court orders law enforcement to debunk fake news about KCCA apparatus head Dmytro Zagumenny's business trips. ✅ On August 14, 2026, the court fully satisfied Zagumenny's lawsuit against the Office of the Prosecutor General, the National Police, and the Kyiv Prosecutor's Office. 🚫 The court found claims about the non-official nature of the official's trips to be false. 📢 Defendants were ordered to debunk the information on their official resources. Zagumenny called this the first precedent in practice. 📉 The conflict began in September 2025 with a suspicion of document forgery. Mayor Klitschko previously stated there were hundreds of unfounded cases against Kyiv officials. #KCCA #Court #Zagumenny #Law #Kyiv

🚇 KCCA officially denied rumors of reducing the fare in Kyiv to 8 hryvnias. The cost of a ride remains at 30 hryvnias since July 15, 2026. Amid protests and petitions to reduce the transport fleet, authorities insist on the economic justification for price increases. #Kyiv #Transport #Fares

🏙️ Kyiv has started registering people with reduced mobility for possible evacuation in case of heating failures. 📋 The lists include: • Elderly people living alone • Persons with disabilities of Group I-II • Families with children with disabilities 👩‍💼 Deputy Head of Kyiv City Council Marina Khonda: registration is preventive, relocation is voluntary. ⚠️ Problem: many people do not live at their registered address, which hinders assistance. #Kyiv #KyivCityCouncil #Heating #SocialProtection