As part of the implementation of the national environmental program "Taza Kazakhstan," and to improve sanitation, beautification, and greening of the city's territory, and create favorable conditions for comfortable living conditions for the population, 21 cleanup days were held. More than 6,000 people participated, 354 tons of garbage were collected and removed, 79 Moscow Railway building areas were cleaned, and all public spaces in the city were sanitized.
The planting plan for this year was 3,000 seedlings. Since the beginning of the year, 6,500 seedlings have been planted, and 33,000 petunias have been planted. In areas where the seedlings were not taking root, 1,000 additional hedges (elm) were planted. Inspections were conducted to identify and eliminate unauthorized dumpsites, curb violations of environmental laws, hold those responsible accountable, and prevent damage to the environment. Following the inspections, residents were served notices to correct the identified violations—62 notices and 36 protocols.

Since the beginning of the year, 119 administrative protocols have been issued against violators for violating the rules on dumping construction, bulky, and miscellaneous waste, including fines imposed on 19 individuals under Article 505 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
There are 61 vacant and abandoned buildings in the city, eight of which are multi-apartment residential buildings. To improve their architectural appearance, systematic work is underway to reconstruct, improve, and bring them into line with the overall style of the urban environment.
The owner has begun restoration work on the building on ul. 3 Täuelsizdäk Street, with the subsequent construction of a shopping and entertainment center (SEC). Restoration work has begun on the building located at 9 Täuelsizdäk Street.
Currently, there are 348 people on the housing waiting list, 151 of whom are socially vulnerable.