There is one month left until the end of the summer season. Therefore, the picture of this year's summer health improvement and recreation for young Lutsk residents is already emerging. The head of the juvenile affairs service, Fedir Shulhan, reported on the preliminary results of the implementation of this plan at an operational meeting at the city executive committee. Thus, he noted that as of July 25, more than 4,700 children out of the planned 7,360 have received health improvement services. Thus, it can be assumed that by August and the beginning of September the planned figure will be met. As for the financing of children's health improvement and recreation, according to Fedir Shulhan, more than 435 thousand UAH have already been used for this purpose (the total amount of funds allocated for the entire season is more than 570 thousand), of which 49 thousand were raised. Most children received health improvement services in school-based day camps. It is clear that children do not enjoy such recreation as much as, for example, in out-of-town camps, but it performs a particularly important function – children are not left without supervision, are not left on the street.
An equally important issue of the city's life – the sanitary-epidemiological situation – was reported on by the chief state sanitary doctor of the city, Ivan Ulchak. Since a separate meeting will be devoted to this issue, the chief sanitary doctor only briefly characterized the situation. In particular, he noted that street trade in kvass and beer this year is more organized and with significantly fewer violations compared to previous years. The city's sanitary service will address the market administrations with a demand to organize proper trading conditions for sellers of seasonal vegetables and fruits. Also, this service constantly monitors water quality in the city. Currently, all water quality indicators are normal, but the iron content and turbidity remain high. The obvious reason is the old water supply system, and funds are needed to replace the pipes. Also, according to Ivan Ulchak, the housing and communal services should pay more attention to the issue of garbage removal.
Also at the operational meeting, the issue of filling the city budget was discussed. As noted by the first deputy mayor Sviatoslav Kravchuk, there are problems with the receipt of personal income tax. Its total amount is, of course, directly proportional to the amount of salary, however, revenues from this tax are growing far less actively than wages. Another problem is the delay in the receipt of subventions from the state budget.
Lutsk and its residents are preparing to celebrate Independence Day and City Day, as well as for the beginning of the autumn-winter season. In light of the city's readiness for the heating season, the information about active payment for housing and communal services is encouraging.