Approximately 250 bridges in Yerevan have been inventoried. Implemented for the first time by the Yerevan Municipality, this initiative has enabled the creation of a detailed "status passport" for every structure, encompassing its current condition. This data will serve as a roadmap for prioritizing reconstruction and major repairs based on structural risk and urgency.  ***
Over the last three and a half years, Yerevan’s green zones have expanded by approximately 60 hectares, exceeding the total amount recorded over the previous 22 years. The city now maintains 910 hectares of green space, the highest level since the Soviet era. This milestone marks the full restoration of previously lost green areas. 
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The design and estimate documents for the major renovation of the road section connecting the intersection of Arin-Berd and Artsakh streets in the Erebuni administrative district to the intersection with the 5th Lane of Arin-Berd Street are ready. The project has passed technical review and received a positive conclusion. It has been included in the 2026 procurement plan. The opening date for applications will be announced next week.
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The installation of cast-iron four-armed and five-armed directional signs, as well as cast-iron street name and building number plaques, will continue across Yerevan in 2026. The procurement process has been initiated; the agreement with the selected organization is expected to be signed this week, after which the signs will be ordered.
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Two additional platforms have already been launched within the GIS system and will be made accessible to residents in the near future.
The first platform features current urban development projects classified under the 4th risk level, displayed on a 3D map of Yerevan. It presents the precise positioning of buildings in 3D models, along with essential information on each project (regardless of its stage of construction). This platform will serve as a public source of information on both ongoing and planned urban development projects. 
The second platform will present construction developers with major urban development investment proposals.
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Following the completion of snow removal works, the “Yerevan Waste Removal and Sanitary Cleaning” community organization continues to clear the capital’s streets of the remaining salt and sand. The work is being carried out sequentially across the city’s administrative districts. 
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Local solutions are currently being implemented to address potholes on the capital’s streets. In the coming days, the primary large-scale pothole repair program for the current year will commence, covering a total area of 200,000 square meters. 
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Entrance and exit doors at 10 stations of the Yerevan Metro have been fully replaced. The new installations are adapted to meet accessibility requirements for individuals with mobility problems.