Introduction
On Monday, August 10, there will be a "direct" telephone line with the First Deputy Mayor of Zaporizhzhia, Andriy Bugar, regarding the activities of the executive bodies of the council. You can communicate with him from 9:00 to 10:00 at the phone numbers published by the city council, making it a short and very practical format for those who want to quickly ask their question without long queues and trips to offices.
This event is suitable for those who have a specific city issue — about infrastructure, emergencies, civil protection, city markets, or the implementation of IT projects. If you prefer live contact with the authorities and value the opportunity to hear an answer "from the horse's mouth," such a conversation may be more useful than any official written request.
About the Event
On the website of the Zaporizhzhia City Council, the event is referred to as a "hotline", rather than a public meeting or lecture. It will take place in the executive committee of the city council on August 10, and the format specifically involves telephone inquiries from citizens during the designated time. The city council separately notes that the conversation is charged according to your tariff plan, although calls within the network are usually free.
You can contact via two numbers: 095-220-41-11 (Vodafone) and 067-220-41-12 (Kyivstar). There is also a warning on the official page that due to possible unforeseen circumstances, it is advisable to confirm the date and time with the department that handles citizen inquiries.
Plot and Mood
If we look at this event as a city service, its "plot" is very simple: you call and ask a question, and in response, you receive an explanation or a hint on where to go next. In such formats, specific topics work best — from the state of city decisions and communication with residents to issues related to safety, infrastructure, or city services.
There will be no stage, orchestra, or intermission, but there will be that rare case when city bureaucracy becomes a bit more human for a few minutes. If you have had a request that has been "hanging in the air" for a long time, this may be the short slot when you should not delay making the call.
Setting
In this event, the main role is played by First Deputy Mayor Andriy Ihorovych Bugar. The city council notes that he is responsible for issues related to the implementation of the state program "Great Construction," emergencies, civil protection of the population, the operation of city markets, and the implementation of IT projects. Thus, the range of questions that can be asked is quite broad and related to practical city processes.
The organizer is the Zaporizhzhia City Council, and the event has an administrative-communication character rather than a cultural one. Therefore, do not expect a show or formalities from it — its value lies in quick direct contact and the opportunity to get an answer without unnecessary intermediaries.
How to Get There, Duration, and Intermissions
The event will take place in the executive committee of the city council in Zaporizhzhia; the venue page also specifies the address Portova Street, Zaporizhzhia. Formally, this is not a "visiting space" in the classical sense, but rather an administrative location where official inquiries are usually made. The city council text specifically emphasizes the telephone format, so there is no need to physically come to the location.
The duration of the event is from 9:00 to 10:00, which is exactly one hour. There are no intermissions here, as this is not a performance or a conference, but a short telephone communication at a designated time.
Prices and Who It's For
The event is free of charge and without a traditional entrance fee, but the call is charged according to your tariff. This is a convenient option for those who want to resolve a practical issue without long correspondence and appointments, as well as for residents who find it important to quickly reach the city authorities.
This format is best suited not for a date or family outing, but for a person who has a specific request and wants to get an answer in direct contact. If you need a live conversation instead of a formal request, this may be useful; if you are looking for an event "for the mood," then practicality will prevail over entertainment here.
Tips for the Viewer
It is best to prepare in advance: briefly formulate the essence of the question, write down important details, and have documents or addresses on hand if they may be needed for the conversation. Since the line operates for only one hour, unnecessary words may cost you the opportunity to ask the main question.
There is no dress code here, and this is another reason why the format is convenient: it is enough just to be available at the designated time. If it is important for you not to miss the chance to call, it is better to dial the number closer to the beginning of the window or immediately after the start, without delaying until the last minutes.
What is more convenient for you in this format — to call in the morning and quickly resolve the issue, or to calmly prepare a list of questions first?
