Sergei Sobyanin carried out a number of personnel changes in the capital's authorities. Northwestern Administrative District
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin has made personnel changes.
Thus, the head of the city dismissed Vladimir Kurochkin from his post as first deputy head of the Department of Housing and Communal Services (HPU) and Improvement.
Release Vladimir Kurochkin from the replaced position of the first head of the Department of Housing, Communal Services and Improvement of the City of Moscow and dismissed from the state civil service of the city of Moscow on his own initiative, says the text of the document published on mos.ru.
In addition, Sergei Sobyanin appointed deputy prefect of the Central Administrative District Alexandra Pisarenko. The service contract with him was concluded for 5 years.
The mayor also dismissed the deputy prefect of the Western Administrative District from his post. Vasily Urvanova. According to the document signed by the mayor of Moscow, Vasily Urvanov was fired on his own initiative.
At the same time, due to the expiration of the service contract, Mikhail Lachinov was appointed to the position of deputy head of the Capital Repair Department. The term of his service contract is three years.
Oleg Sobolev was appointed to the post of Deputy Prefect of the Central Administrative District of Moscow. The term of his service contract is 5 years.
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Sergei Sobyanin gave the councils of deputies of municipal districts the authority to hear reports from the heads of government agencies subordinate to the prefecture of the administrative district. (archive photo)
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Vladimir Kurochkin in 1990 he graduated from the Moscow Pedagogical Institute named after N.K. Krupskaya with a degree in general technical disciplines and labor, in 2006 he graduated from the Russian Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation with a degree in jurisprudence. On April 15, 2016, he was appointed to the position of first deputy head of the Department of Housing, Communal Services and Improvement of the City of Moscow.
Vladimir Kurochkin graduated from the Moscow Pedagogical Institute named after N.K. Krupskaya in 1990
Mikhail Lachinov was born on March 31, 1957 in the city of Vyksa Gorky region. In 1979 he graduated from the Moscow Civil Engineering Institute named after V.V. Kuibyshev with a degree in “Industrial and civil engineering”, in 1980 he graduated from a special course in in-depth study in English with qualification as an engineer-translator, in 1991 - Moscow Financial Institute with a degree in Economics of International Relations.
Oleg Sobolev was born on December 30, 1984 in Moscow. Graduated from the State University of the Ministry of Finance Russian Federation with the qualification “Economist”.
Informal communication helps to understand a person. In the “Lifestyle” section, leaders of the Central District talk about how they work, relax and what is most important to them.
Deputy Prefect of the Central Administrative District Alexander Pisarenko graduated from the Yaroslavl Higher Military Financial School. He is sure that military service can teach a man a lot.
My father was a military man. Looking at him, I decided to devote myself to serving the state. My father was a deputy for the rear and a unit commander. And I chose economics. This profession is just as important in the army as in civilian life. My father has always been an example for me. And I strive to be like him.
Serving in the army taught me discipline, responsibility and honesty. And also to decency. For the military, these qualities have always been important. But I would be lying if I didn’t say that my parents instilled all this in me.
I have a positive attitude towards jokes about the military. You can't live without humor! The only thing I don’t accept in jokes is vulgarity and obscenity.
Everyone must do their job. Professionally. Therefore, I think the idea of creating a contract service is correct, but in terms of recruiting rank-and-file personnel, it is unfinished. Every man must be ready to defend not only himself and his family, but also his homeland. And for this, basic military training lessons at school are not enough. It may not be necessary to serve everyone for a year, but today it is a necessity; we still do not have enough rank-and-file professionals.
I quickly got used to the civil service. With such a transition, the first thing I noticed was a wide range of responsibilities. However, military and civilian service have much in common. And for every leader, like a commander, the success of completing assigned tasks depends on the people who work with him. In this regard, it’s easy for me. We have a strong team of professionals, and together we cope successfully.
Family and sports help to withstand the load. I - football fan. I like hockey a little less. In general, if I have time, I am ready to watch the broadcast of any sport, especially with the participation of our Russian national team. I myself am rooting for football club CSKA has been with us for many years. I try to attend all the matches that the team plays at its stadium. I also love shows and musicals. The last thing I watched was the ice performance “Romeo and Juliet” at Luzhniki.
I really love skiing. Now, I’ve waited until winter and plan to open the season soon. We live in Lobnya, Moscow region, so we ride on the slopes in the rural settlement of Gabovskoye.
In the summer I definitely try to go to the sea. This is my favorite holiday. I definitely take excursions to learn more about the places I visit. I spend my summer holidays only with my family, all together. My daughter (she is 14 years old) is a professional swimmer - she has the 2nd adult category. He often goes to competitions. Whenever possible, we go with her to cheer her on and support her.
As a child, I spent my summers with my grandmothers. Therefore, I know rural life firsthand. On the one side - Fresh air, healthy eating, on the other hand, there were vegetable gardens of several tens of acres, household chores... You understand, there was never a dull moment. Several times, I remember, I went to a pioneer camp. There were also a lot of good things there that years later I remember with warmth.
The last bright trip was a visit to Vladimir and Suzdal in November. To my shame, this was my first time in these cities of the Golden Ring. Wonderful places! Spirit of Russia!
Like any family, we have traditions. New Year We celebrate only at home. And all family holidays are together. We can invite friends, even gather big company, but only within our own walls. An ideal day for me is when I spend it with my family. And it’s even better when we go out into nature together.
I really like dumplings. My wife cooks them amazingly. And not only this. So I don’t go near the stove. I cook shish kebab, vegetables over a fire, and fish soup. I can bake potatoes and meat in the oven. But this is where my knowledge of cooking ends.
In my opinion, people today lack kindness. And this is wrong! Today there are many caring, active people, but there are only a few kind, truly open, positive people. All megacities suffer from this, but it seems to me that we need to find time for good and kind thoughts and deeds in every day, despite its hustle and bustle and multitasking.
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Alexander Pisarenko was born in 1973. He graduated from the Yaroslavl Higher Military Financial School named after A.V. Khrulev with a degree in financing capital construction and industry with a qualification of economist, then from the Russian Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation. From 1990 to 2011 - on military service, reserve lieutenant colonel. Since 2011 - in public service. On March 27, 2017, he was appointed deputy prefect - head of the contract service of the Central Administrative District. Among his responsibilities is coordinating the activities of district governments.
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