Pazardjik Municipality invests 2 million BGN to improve air quality

The Municipality of Pazardjik announced the launch of a project aimed at reducing secondary dust in the urban environment. The goal is to achieve a lower level of fine particulate matter and better air quality for all residents of the regional city, announced Mayor Petar Kuleski.

The investment exceeds 2 million euros, with funding provided under the 'Environmental Action' Program 2021–2027, co-financed by the state budget. As part of the project, green infrastructure will be built at key locations in the city, including new green spaces and irrigation systems, which will limit the spread of dust and contribute to a healthier and more pleasant urban environment.

Activities will cover various streets and avenues, including Stefan Stambolov Boulevard, Plovdivska, Hristo Botev, Kocho Chestimeniski, Svoboda, and Alexander Stamboliyski streets, where the impact will be most noticeable for residents.

The contract with the contractor has been signed, and actual work has already begun. This investment is not only in green spaces but also in the health and quality of life for all Pazardjik residents.

Pazardjik Municipality is approaching the improvement of the city responsibly and consistently, with results expected to be visible already next year.

Source: PZdnes