Kyiv City Council demands report from deputies of the KMDA: how services operated during blackouts.
Kyiv City Council initiative for a public report
According to Novyny.live: On January 15, 2026, the Kyiv City Council initiates a public report from six deputies of the head of the Kyiv City State Administration (KMDA) regarding actions during blackouts. Kyiv City Council member Andriy Vitrenko announced this initiative at the plenary session, emphasizing the importance of evaluating the work of departments and services under difficult conditions.
The report will address various aspects of the functioning of services during electricity outages. Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko also spoke about the lighting situation in the capital, noting that part of the Kyiv region has returned to electricity outage schedules. This highlights the relevance and necessity of a detailed analysis of actions taken during blackouts.
Key issues of the report
Among the key issues that may be covered in the report:
- backup power
- autonomous algorithms
- coordination with the State Emergency Service and police
- informing residents
- operation of schools, transport, and shelters during electricity outages
This Kyiv City Council initiative reflects the authorities' desire to ensure transparency and accountability in the work of city services during crisis situations. The report aims not only to evaluate past actions but also to identify issues that can be addressed to improve emergency response in the future. In a context where energy security issues are becoming increasingly urgent, the results of this report could form the basis for further reforms in crisis management in the capital.
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