State Treasury begins processing blocked Lviv payments – Sadovy
Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovy has reported that the State Treasury has begun processing payments for essential city services that he had previously said were being blocked.
Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovy announced on Telegram that the State Treasury has initiated processing for crucial payments to essential city services, which he had previously alleged were being blocked. Currently, roughly 20% of these anticipated payments have been processed. However, payments submitted after September 21 remain stuck.
The mayor detailed that UAH 40 million has already been received to cover the salaries of electric public transport drivers and street cleaners. Payment processing for bus operators and subsidized transportation is still pending, leaving the situation unresolved.
Earlier, Sadovy reported that Lviv street cleaners were starting to resign over unpaid wages, attributing the delays to the Treasury's failure to process payments. Over UAH 1.086 billion in payments across critical areas had been blocked, including UAH 158 million for public transport operations and UAH 17.9 million for street cleaners' salaries.
Social transportation funding poses a separate issue, with a debt amounting to UAH 1.218 million. This service is vital for individuals with disabilities, who rely on specialized transportation for medical appointments and other essential services. With payments on hold, the provision of such transportation is at risk. The funds are available in the city's accounts, but the Treasury is preventing their use.
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