Айыл окмоту is the executive body of local self-government within a rural area. It organizes the resolution of local issues, supports the social and economic development of the territory, provides municipal services, and ensures the implementation of decisions adopted by the local kenesh.

The main duties include organizing the social and economic development of the area, participating in the execution of the local budget, managing municipal property, organizing services for the population, improving public spaces, maintaining sanitation, water supply, internal roads, street lighting, and other matters of local importance.

The head of the айыл окмоту organizes the work of the rural municipality, manages the activities of the administrative staff, ensures the implementation of decisions of the local kenesh and development programs, and performs other powers established by legislation. The head also organizes the review of citizens’ appeals and measures on local issues.

A local kenesh is the representative body of local self-government. It reviews and approves the local budget, social and economic development programs, adopts decisions on matters of local importance, and performs oversight functions within its authority.

The local kenesh is a representative body: it adopts decisions, approves documents, and performs oversight functions. The айыл окмоту is an executive body: it organizes the practical implementation of laws, decisions of the local kenesh, and territorial development programs.

A deputy of a local kenesh is a representative elected by the residents of the relevant territory. The deputy participates in the work of the local kenesh, represents the interests of voters, and takes part in the consideration of local issues.

A deputy has the right to participate in sessions of the local kenesh and in the work of standing commissions, submit proposals and deputy inquiries, receive information on issues under consideration, work with voters, and raise matters of local importance.

A deputy is obliged to comply with legislation, participate in the work of the local kenesh, maintain communication with voters, assist in reviewing their proposals and problems, follow deputy ethics, and protect the interests of the local community.

Residents may address issues related to land, municipal property, social assistance, public improvement, sanitation, internal roads, water, lighting, village infrastructure, public safety, documents, and other matters of local importance.

An appeal can be submitted in writing, during a personal reception, or through electronic communication forms on the official website. It is recommended to include the applicant’s full name, contact information, and a clear description of the issue.

Information about the local budget and its execution is reviewed by the local kenesh and published through official sources. On the website, relevant materials may be placed in the “Budget”, “Documents”, or “Resolutions” sections.

Documents of the айыл окмоту and the local kenesh are published on the official website in sections such as “Documents”, “Resolutions”, “Decisions”, or “Announcements”. Such materials should be available to the public in an open and convenient format.

Matters of local importance include issues related to the daily life of residents: maintenance of internal roads, public improvement, sanitation, water supply, municipal property, local infrastructure, social issues, and the organization of services for the population.

Yes. Voters may contact a deputy of the local kenesh regarding issues, problems, and proposals related to their territory. The deputy has the right to raise such matters at sessions of the local kenesh or at commission meetings.

The айыл окмоту may hold meetings with residents, public hearings, gatherings, assemblies, and information sessions. At such meetings, residents’ proposals, appeals, and current issues of territorial development may be discussed.