The newly elected mayor of Novi Sad, Žarko Mićin, in a statement to the Novi Sad media, spoke about the general development and progress of the city, emphasizing that one of the key goals is the continuation of infrastructure projects. Among those projects, “Clean Serbia” certainly stands out.
As he stated in his presentation, Mićin reiterated that the focus will be on the implementation of key infrastructure initiatives, including the “Clean Serbia” project.
“Through the ‘Clean Serbia’ project, the sewage system at Liman 1 and 2 will be reconstructed, a collector will be built along Cara Lazar Boulevard, and a new sewer system will be installed at Dunavac. “Also, the reconstruction of the waste water collector is planned in Almaška Street, from Pariska Komuna Street to Kisačka Street, as well as in Miša Dimitrijevića Street,” Mićin said.
He reminded that in the period from 2012 to 2024, more than 300 kilometers of water supply network were built and reconstructed, as well as almost 350 kilometers of sewage network.
“Novi Sad, thanks to the large infrastructure projects that are being implemented, will continue to grow and develop, in accordance with the needs of its citizens,” Mićin concluded.
