Not just equipment, but the daily work of a large team: "Mykolaivpastrans" celebrated its seventh anniversary

Each employee of the municipal enterprise will receive a bonus of 1,000 hryvnias

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06 Jul 2026

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5 July 2019 on Mykolaieva Street the buses of the municipal enterprise «Mykolaivpastrans» went out for the first time. On the eve of the seventh anniversary of this event, the enterprise held a ceremonial event and awarded the employees who ensure the operation of the city’s public transport.

This was reported by the enterprise’s press service.

To congratulate the team, Mayor Oleksandr Sienkevych, his deputy Yurii Andrienko and the deputy head of the Department of Transport Complex, Communications and Telecommunications of the City Council Oleh Kuksa visited. Representatives of the city authorities thanked the employees for their professionalism, responsibility and stable passenger transportation, particularly in the conditions of the full-scale war.

“Today we can already assess the enterprise, look at its capacities. But I hope this is only the beginning. 7 years for your enterprise is a long time, but I hope that by the anniversary we will have more vehicles and that it will already be a peaceful birthday — it is a long time, but I hope that by the anniversary day. I thank everyone and each one,” – Oleksandr Sienkevych addressed the enterprise’s employees.

On the occasion of the anniversary and for conscientious work, professionalism and contribution to the development of the enterprise, the best employees were awarded certificates and letters of appreciation. In addition, each employee of the municipal enterprise «Mykolaivpastrans» will receive a bonus of 1000 hryvnias. The enterprise stated that they plan to make such bonuses an annual tradition.

Awarded with the Honorary Certificate of the Mykolaiv City Council:

Andrii Brych – driver of category “D” motor vehicles, Transport Department;
Iryna Chaplyhina – accountant.

Letters of appreciation from the mayor were received by:

Andrii Sereda – driver of category “D” motor vehicles, Transport Department;
Serhii Hetmantsev – driver of category “D” motor vehicles, Transport Department;
Serhii Konderevych – mechanic for the repair of wheeled vehicles;
Volodymyr Ponomarenko – maintenance and repair worker of the household department.

Awarded with certificates by the Director of the municipal enterprise «Mykolaivpastrans»:

Andrii Protskyi – head of the Transport Department;
Natalia Kerusenko – passenger transport controller, Traffic Control Department;
Vitalii Slobodenuk – mechanic for the repair of wheeled vehicles;
Oleksandr Mintian – motor vehicle driver, Transport Department;
Serhii Yavtushenko – driver of category “D” motor vehicles, Transport Department.

The company’s director Dmytro Danilenko thanked the team for their daily work and called the employees the main value of the municipal enterprise. He noted that the enterprise plans to continue renewing the fleet, improving transportation and implementing modern solutions.

“Seven years is not only a path travelled, but also a foundation for further development. We continue to work on renewing the enterprise, improving the quality of transportation, implementing modern solutions and creating comfortable conditions both for passengers and for our employees. We already have significant results, but ahead are many important projects aimed at the development of our enterprise.”

Separately, Mayor Oleksandr Sienkevych recalled how the enterprise changed from the moment the first municipal buses went out, and noted the role of the team during the full-scale invasion.

“Seven years ago, the first municipal buses of the enterprise «Mykolaivpastrans» went on routes. There were not many of them — only 13 — but for the city it was an important start. In fact, we began to build our own transport system.
Today the enterprise’s bus fleet numbers 45 buses. We have already developed 5 routes to different parts of the city. And behind these figures there is not just equipment, but the daily work of a large team: drivers, mechanics, dispatchers, everyone who ensures the city’s movement.
I particularly remember 2022. When buses operated not according to a timetable but as needed — they helped evacuate people, transported to where it was critically important. And now they remain where needed: they carry children, athletes, help the city live in difficult conditions.
We are gradually adding routes, developing the fleet, making transport more predictable and convenient. It is not a quick process, but it yields results.
Thank you to the entire enterprise team for this work. For perseverance, responsibility and daily presence on the routes.
And special thanks to our military, thanks to whom the city has the opportunity to work and develop such things.”