“Clean Serbia”: Works completed in Krtinska

In the local community of Krtinska near Obrenovac, construction of the new sewage network has been completed, followed by the restoration of the damaged asphalt infrastructure. The President of the Municipality of Obrenovac, Dr. Miloš Peković, visited the ongoing asphalt works in Trnjaci Street, which had been without public transport during the construction period but is now fully functional again.

The “Clean Serbia” project in this part of the municipality includes the construction of 98 kilometers of new sewer network, as well as two wastewater treatment plants. The works were prolonged due to the high level of groundwater, but the street and the roadway have now been restored to their original condition.

A total of 900 meters of Trnjaci Street has been newly asphalted, which will significantly improve the daily life of residents, especially during the winter months.

Pešak is getting a new sewerage network

Work on the sewerage system in the settlement of Pešak is progressing steadily and according to the planned schedule, according to the local utility company “Inđija put.” The company’s director, Uroš Trifunović, says that this project has been long awaited and is essential for this part of the municipality.

Within the national program “Clean Serbia,” around 36 kilometers of sewerage network will be built across 13 streets in the municipality of Inđija. The project is overseen by the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, and its total value exceeds 306 million dinars.

In Pešak, machinery is working continuously, and the completion of this phase is expected soon. For residents, this will mean more stable communal infrastructure and, as many point out, a long-needed improvement in everyday living conditions.

photo: ilustration of works AI

Traffic changes due to sewer construction works in Doljevac

Due to ongoing construction of the sanitary sewer network from Jordana Stojanovića Street in the settlement of Čapljinac to Dušanova Street in the settlement of Malošište, in the municipality of Doljevac, traffic regulations will be temporarily modified, the Public Utility Company Doljevac has announced.

As sewer pipes are being installed as part of the “Clean Serbia – Doljevac” project, and given the challenging terrain configuration and risk of soil collapse, there will be a partial suspension of traffic from November 5, 2025, to December 1, 2025, daily between 7:00 AM and 4:00 PM.

Subotica: Intersection closed due to construction works

As part of the “Clean Serbia” project, construction works on the sewage network will take place, which is why the intersection of Jovan Mikić and Milutin Uskoković streets will be temporarily closed to traffic starting from September 10.

Traffic will be suspended in the following streets:

  • Kosovska Street, from the intersection with Bagremova Street (the street will become a dead end),

  • Jovan Mikić Street, from the intersection with Kosovska Street to Miroslav Antić Street,

  • Milutin Uskoković Street, from the intersection with Titus Dugović Street.

This temporary traffic ban will remain in force until october 10.

“Clean Serbia” in Inđija: Works underway in several streets

At the “System 48” meeting in Inđija, it was noted that the works within the “Clean Serbia” project are progressing according to plan.

It was stated that, so far, works have been completed in Mlinska Street in the Beška settlement, covering a length of 202 meters, while in King Peter the First Street, 590 meters of sewer network have been constructed.

According to Sremske Novine, residents of Tsar Lazar Street have so far received 350 meters out of the total planned 880 meters of sewer network.

Works are also progressing in Svetozar Marković Street and Vojvoda Mišić Street, where around 220 meters of sewer infrastructure have been built.

Works under the “Clean Serbia” project in full swing in Bajmok

Works under the “Clean Serbia” project are well underway in Bajmok, where they began in February. Currently, construction is taking place in the Rata area as well as on the road towards Pačir, reports the portal vojvodjanski.com.

Radoslav Vukelić, Secretary of the Secretariat for Communal Affairs, Energy, and Transport, stated that the works initially started at the corner of Trumbićeva and Omladinska streets.

– In line with the plan, the works then continued along the road towards Pačir. At the same time, another team began work at a second location, in the Rata area. The implementation is proceeding according to a dynamic plan defined by the contractors and supervising authorities. So far, around 4 kilometers of the planned 26-kilometer sewage network have been constructed – explained Vukelić for vojvodjanski.com.

At the end of last year, construction also began in Aleksandrovo. The Mayor of Subotica, Stevan Bakić, emphasized that the project documentation for the construction of the sewage network has been completed for the City of Subotica and the settlements of Palić, Bajmok, and Čantavir, while documentation for wastewater treatment plants in Bajmok and Čantavir is still in progress.

 

Works within the “Clean Serbia” are running smoothly in Kragujevac

Works within the “Clean Serbia” project in Kragujevac are proceeding smoothly. Currently, the construction of the missing sewage line, arrangement of manholes in Milivoja Milentijevića Street, preparation for asphalting in Užička Republika Street, and excavations in Dragoljuba Dulejanovića, Nikola Maratovića and Velebitska Streets are in progress. The works aimed at improving the infrastructure and improving the quality of life of the residents are progressing according to the planned dynamics.

Trifunović: In Inđija, works are being carried out at four locations

Uroš Trifunović, director of the public company Inđija put, stated that the “Clean Serbia” project in Inđija is proceeding according to plan.

Trifunović says that all planned works are being carried out according to plan. “We are carrying out work on 4 construction sites, in Stevana Sremca Street, Bačka, and we are opening work in Prvomajska and two more streets,” Trifunović told Sremske Novine.

According to him, the works within the “Clean Serbia” project will then be continued in other streets where there is no sewage network.

Works in Indjija are proceeding according to plan

The President of the Municipality of Inđija, Marko Gašić, stated at the meeting of the Inđija System 48 that the “Clean Serbia” project is being implemented according to the planned plan and program.

During the meeting of the Indjija System 48, in addition to considering the water supply of this municipality, President Gašić stated that the work within the “Clean Serbia” project is monitored by a working group formed by representatives of municipal authorities and that the project is being implemented according to the planned plan.

“Currently, works are being carried out in Desanke Maksimović Street, and it is an investment that solves the considerable difficulties of our citizens, so we will monitor its implementation accordingly,” said Gašić.

In the first phase, 9.1 km of sewage network is being built.

Works in the settlements of Korman and Petrovac in Kragujevac

The city administration of the city of Kragujevac has announced works within the “Clean Serbia” project.

Works on the construction of the missing sewage line will be carried out at the excavation in the streets of Užice republic, Bresnica settlement, Kormanska, Korman settlement and Slovodana Jovanovića, Petrovac settlement.