Romanian and Moldovan municipalities roll out major public‑works projects
Brașov mayor George Scripcaru reported that the new 70‑place creșă on Lebedei Street in the Avantgarden district is on schedule, with foundation works underway and completion expected in spring 2027. The project, funded by the National Investment Company, costs about 14.15 million lei.
In Cluj County, the Octavian Goga Memorial Museum in Ciucea will receive a 25 million‑lei renovation of its park and surrounding walls, a European‑funded effort slated for two years. County leader Alin Tișe said the work will modernise the site and boost tourism.
Ploiești’s Lazăr Edeleanu Technological High School is constructing a new multifunctional sports ground with basketball, handball, mini‑football courts and floodlighting, aimed at serving students and the public.
In Tecuci, a 1.4 million‑lei sports hall for the special‑needs “Constantin Păunescu” school has finished electrical and plumbing installations; Costel Fotea highlighted the modern safety systems and 263 m² playing area.
Caransebeș is transforming Teiuș Park with new pathways, fitness equipment, a lake, fountains and an underground amphitheatre, a 27 million‑lei EU‑funded project expected by autumn 2026.
Ploiești’s Modern Park in the western district has reopened after a full redesign, offering updated play equipment and landscaped areas.
Chișinău’s municipal administration has installed two outdoor fitness zones on Independence Street and Sarmizegetusa Avenue, expanding the city’s public‑exercise facilities.