Tusk: The Council of Ministers adopted an act on support and reform of local government finances
Source: TVN24
On Tuesday, December 17, the councilors of the Masovian Voivodeship meeting adopted the budget for the next year. The region's income is 6 billion pounds and expenses are 8 billion pounds.
The authorities of the region allocate more than 3.3 billion PLON for reconstruction and expansion of roads, hospitals, cultural institutions and schools. More than PLN 846 million will be transferred to support municipalities, provinces and non-governmental organizations within the framework of support programs, and PLN 982 million will be provided for subsidies for Koleje Mazowieckie and Varshavska Kolei Dojazdova.
Income will decrease compared to last year
According to Masovian Marshal Adam Struzik, the 2025 budget looks very good.
– Although our income is less than last year (700 million soums – editor), this will be the first unnamed “Yanosik” budget, which will allow us to allocate more money for investment, including the construction of roads and hospitals. . , museums or for our support programs. In total, investments make up more than 35 percent of our budget, that is, more than PLN 3.3 billion, he added.
– The largest amount, more than 1.6 billion PLN, will be allocated for the construction, expansion and modernization of provincial roads, and about 534 million PLN for the modernization and equipping of hospitals. Ludwik, chairman of Masovian Voivodeship Assembly, says that another group of expenses, equal to 249 million PLN, will be spent on investments in the field of culture and national heritage, and more than 160 million PLN will be spent on educational institutions. Rakovsky.
Marta Milevska, the spokesperson of the marshal's office, said that one of the biggest road investments will be the expansion of the regional road No. 747 in the section from the intersection of the Republican Highway No. 9 in Ilja to the intersection of the Republican Highway No. 79. in Lipsk. More than 136 million PLON have been allocated for it.
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health care and culture
In 2025, the authorities of Mazovia will allocate more than 855 million PLN for health care tasks. Investments in healthcare institutions alone amount to 534 million pounds. The biggest ones include: building for day rehabilitation units of the Masovian Hospital in Garvolin, improving the energy efficiency of the buildings of the Regional Special Hospital in Siekhanov or the renovation of the Children's Surgery Department, Surgical Department I and II in the Provincial Hospital of Plok.
The provincial government allocates more than PLN 546 million for culture, including PLN 249 million for investment and permanent maintenance of Masovian cultural institutions. This includes: the Polish Theater in Warsaw or the Mazowze group. In the next year's budget, funds are also provided for the repair of the “Luna” cinema in Warsaw.
Support programs
In 2025, the local government will continue most of the existing support programs, for which PLN 912 million has been allocated in 2025. The largest amount, about PLN 600 million, will be allocated for targeted subsidies to communes and poviats under the program “Mazovia for Equal Development”. A new program “Mazovze for energy societies” is also planned.
In total, 23 programs and tasks will be implemented in 2025. In addition, in 2025, the Mazovia authorities will allocate 38 million PLN for the implementation of tasks arising from the Law on the Protection of Agricultural and Forest Lands (field access roads, maintenance).
The multi-year financial forecast until 2038 envisages the implementation of projects for a total amount of PLN 26.9 billion, including current projects – PLN 17.1 billion and property projects – PLN 9.8 billion. More than 3.7 billion pound sterling is planned for provincial roads, 14.9 billion pound sterling for transport, 1.4 billion pound sterling for regional development, and about 2.2 billion zillion for health care.
Author/Author: dg
Source: PAP
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