Butel launches municipal inspectors to patrol public spaces
Inspectors will patrol daily, work in uniform with official vehicle and accept direct citizen reports at 076 202 793.
From 11 November 2026 the Municipality of Butel has put municipal inspectors into active duty across its territory. The new team will be responsible for maintaining public order, street cleanliness and protecting municipal property in all neighbourhoods of the municipality.
How the inspectors will operate
Mayor Darko Kostovski announced the rollout and said the inspectors will be on the ground every day in all settlements. They will work in uniform and will be provided with an official vehicle to allow a faster response to reported problems.
Their tasks include care for public cleanliness, protection of green areas and other public spaces, prevention of vandalism and reckless behaviour, and safeguarding municipal assets. The municipality expects daily patrols and quicker follow-up on complaints.
Residents can report communal problems directly by calling the dedicated phone number 076 202 793. The municipality says this channel is intended to shorten response time and increase oversight of communal order across the whole territory.
Mayor Kostovski underlined the administration’s aim for greater local responsibility and better-maintained public space, stating that the measure is intended to make Butel cleaner and more orderly.
“Our goal is clear: order in every settlement, protection of what is common and quick response in the field!”, Mayor Kostovski wrote on social media.
Photo: press material from the event
