Historical background Maysky rural district
By the decision of the Board of the People's Commissar of Agriculture of the Kazakh SSR on March 11, 1945, and then by the order of the People's Commissariat of Grain and Livestock state farms on September 4, 1945, the Taranovsky poultry farm was formed. It was the first state farm in our Republic focused on the production of poultry meat and eggs. S. S. Likermacher was appointed its director. The newly organized poultry farm was allocated seven thousand hectares of land, capital investments were allocated for the construction of poultry houses, 340 chickens, 18 turkeys, and several hundred ducks were imported. In early May 1946, by the decision of the Taranovsky executive Committee of the village Council of People's Deputies, the state farm was named "Maysky", the entire farm consisted of about 900 heads of poultry, 368 heads of cattle, one poultry house, a barnyard and several agricultural machines. In 1963, the state farm was headed by a communist, an excellent organizer and educator Lee Yong-bem. Since that time, perestroika began in the economy: production bases were reconstructed, housing stock was created and expanded, and the sphere of consumer services was strengthened. A typical secondary school for 560 students, a Palace of Culture, kindergartens, a hospital, shops, the construction of new poultry houses and the reconstruction of old ones were built. At this time, all primitive and adapted technology was removed. To replace the old one, new forms of cage keeping of poultry, a conveyor system for feeding feed, collecting eggs, and automatic watering machines were introduced.
In 1965, the director of the state farm, Lee Yong-bem, was awarded the Order of Lenin by the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR; in 1970, for high performance in the production of eggs and meat, he was awarded the commemorative jubilee badge and the Red Banner of the Central Committee of the CPSU, the Council of Ministers of the USSR, the Central Committee of the Komsomol; in 1971, he was awarded the second Order of Lenin and awarded the title of Honored Zootechnician of Kazakhstan, and in 1973, the title of Hero of Socialist Labor.
To date, 2110 people live in the rural district, the district includes two villages, the village of Mayskoye – 716 yards and the village of Prirechenskoye-46 yards, there are: water supply, gas pipeline, sewerage.On the territory of the district there is a poultry farm of JSC "Sever Ptitsa", which partially resumed production, "Elite Plast Stroy" LLP, a total of 68 small businesses, these are individual entrepreneurs engaged in small-scale wholesale trade, baking bread and confectionery, meat processing, transport transportation, transport repair, purchase of milk, purchase of meat, breeding of poultry, horses, cattle and small cattle, repair of clothing and shoes.
Among the cultural and social facilities in the district, there is a secondary school, a kindergarten, a medical dispensary, a library, a sports hall, a gym, a ski base, a stadium, and a post office. To date, the residents of the district are fully provided with high-quality digital telephone communication and the Internet. From July 2019 to the present, the mayor of the Maysky rural district is Sergey Viktorovich Endorenko.