The Conservatory Park, having gone through all judicial instances, has finally been brought back under municipal control. During the regular working meeting, Mayor Tigran Avinyan instructed the relevant departments to initiate the park’s cleaning process. The area will undergo renovation and green landscaping in the near future.
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As part of its ongoing efforts to modernize the public transport fleet, the Yerevan Municipality will procure 45 new trolleybuses this year. The tender process has been completed, and the required funding has already been allocated.
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The Yerevan Municipality’s “YerevanTrans” CJSC has launched a tender for the installation of 384 new bus stops across the city. Interested business entities are encouraged to review the tender documentation and submit their applications. 
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By the end of the year, timetables will have been installed at approximately 40 bus stops in Yerevan. Currently, such timetables are already installed at six locations.
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Video surveillance systems have been installed in 42 kindergartens across Yerevan. The systems record footage with exact date and time stamps to ensure security and accountability, when necessary. Kindergartens are selected based on scheduled planning, random sampling, or in response to specific alerts.
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A tender has also been conducted for the procurement of consulting services to prepare design and estimate documentation for the construction of a new kindergarten at 33 Leningradyan Street (“Veronika”) in the Malatia-Sebastia administrative district. The winning bidder is “YerevanProject” CJSC, and the contract has already been signed.
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The partial-depth pavement repair program is progressing steadily across the city. Repair work has been completed on Gyulbenkyan Street in the Arabkir administrative district and is in its final stages on Gai Avenue in Nor Nork. Currently, repair work is underway on Erebuni Street in the Erebuni administrative district and Zoravar Andranik Street in Malatia-Sebastia. 
The next phase of the program will encompass Tigran Petrosyan Street in the Davtashen administrative district.
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The process of signing contracts with the property owners of condemned buildings at 10 and 17 Arzumanyan Street is going on. Of the 76 property units, contracts have been signed for 61. Legal proceedings have been initiated for the alienation of 14 units, and a court ruling has already been issued for the compulsory alienation of one unit. Another contract is scheduled to be signed on October 21.
“The Yerevan Municipality initiated this process back in September 2022, and now, in October 2025, we are still discussing the fact that some residents have yet to acknowledge that they are living in fourth-stage emergency buildings, which are at serious risk of collapse. The Municipality bears no direct legal obligation in this matter; we are acting solely out of a firm commitment to public safety. The Municipality has proposed a program to resettle residents of the condemned buildings at 10 and 17 Arzumanyan Street, to construct new residential buildings, and to compensate the residents with new apartments, even though some of the existing properties are valued at zero drams. Those who are obstructing this process through legal action must recognize their share of responsibility,” stated the Mayor.