The allocation was approved under resolution No. VII-27-170-14-0-K/26 and will be financed from the city budget surplus recorded as of January 1, 2026.
The largest single allocation, UZS 999.4 million, will go to the Uchtepa district administration to install surveillance cameras at 20 mahalla citizens’ assemblies (neighborhoods). The resolution does not identify the locations or specify how many cameras will be installed.
Kindergarten repairs account for a combined UZS 1.806 billion. Of this amount, UZS 991 million will be spent on repairs to Kindergarten No. 244 in Uchtepa district, including work on its heating system and roof and the asphalting of paths. Another UZS 815 million will fund a major renovation of Kindergarten No. 418 in the Buz mahalla of Mirzo-Ulugbek district.
Yunusabad district will receive UZS 560 million to repair and asphalt internal roads in the Halkobod and Uzbekistan Mustaqilligi mahallas.
A further UZS 363.6 million has been allocated to repair the building of the Kelajak Republican Center under the Ministry of Preschool and School Education. Mirobod district will receive UZS 315.9 million for landscaping, planting greenery, installing irrigation systems and developing green spaces.
The Tashkent city engineering company responsible for apartment building repairs will receive the funding for all the projects except the surveillance camera installation, which will be overseen by the Uchtepa district administration.
The city treasury department has been instructed to ensure the funds are disbursed. The recipient organizations will be responsible for spending the money as intended, with oversight by the city department of the State Financial Control Inspectorate.
The draft resolution was open for public consultation on the regulation.gov.uz portal under ID-116721 from September 15 to 25, 2026. Tashkent First Deputy Mayor D. Khudaybergenov has been assigned responsibility for implementing the resolution.
The resolution does not set deadlines for completing the projects.
