The salary of the mayor of Kremenchuk amounted to 7 salaries of Zelensky

In October, the mayor of Kremenchuk, Vitaliy Maleckyi, received over a quarter of a million hryvnias in accrued salary. This is the highest figure among the city's leadership, according to the response of the city hall to journalists' inquiries. Writes 'Kremenchutska Gazeta'.

The salary of the mayor of Kremenchuk in October

According to the documents, the mayor received several types of payments at once. The largest portion is material assistance and funds for business trips. After taxes, 190,062 UAH was paid to Maleckyi.

The breakdown of the accrued amount includes:

• salary - 12,826.15 UAH

• longevity bonus - 5,274.88 UAH

• other bonuses - 20,105.77 UAH

• bonus - 34,708.73 UAH

• material assistance - 108,594.05 UAH

• business trip days - 68,504.23 UAH

• indexation - 68.72 UAH.

To understand the scale: 190 thousand UAH equal 24 minimum salaries or 80 minimum pensions. This means that the mayor earned a two-year income of an employee working for a minimum salary in just one month.

How the mayor's salary compares to the incomes of other officials

The salary of the President of Ukraine is about 28 thousand UAH per month. Thus, Maleckyi earned seven times more than the Head of State in October. Against this backdrop, local residents continue to complain about the slow construction of shelters, problems with roads, the purchase of vehicles for the city hall, and chronic failures in communal and social spheres.

In the October salary ranking among the city council leadership:

1. Vitaliy Maleckyi - 250,000 UAH (190,062 UAH paid)

2. Tetiana Neilenko - 150,972 UAH

3. Yuriy Hrytsenko - 85,770 UAH

4. Ruslan Protsenko - 85,569 UAH

5. Ruslan Shapovalov - 84,656 UAH

6. Olha Usanova - 81,409 UAH

7. Ivan Moskalyk - 78,866 UAH

8. Dmytro Kravchenko - 73,532 UAH

9. Volodymyr Pelypenko - 66,938 UAH.

The question of whether such payments correspond to the quality of city management remains open.

Earlier, it was reported that the Parliament proposed to significantly restrict the maximum salaries of civil servants, heads of state companies, and local government officials during martial law.