Greek regional infrastructure and maintenance

Municipalities in Greece have initiated various road maintenance and asphalt paving programs to improve safety and infrastructure. In Heraklion, scheduled works include milling and paving on several streets, while Thessaloniki has implemented night-time paving projects in the First Municipal Community.

Regional authorities are also facing inquiries regarding infrastructure and safety. In Western Greece, the People's Rally has submitted a formal inquiry to the Regional Council regarding the relocation of the Bartholomeou Music School to the Gastouni Gymnasium-Lyceum facilities. The inquiry notes the school has operated in prefabricated classrooms for over 18 years, which were recently deemed unsuitable following a health inspection.

In the North Aegean, Regional Councilor Giorgos Ampazis has questioned the North Aegean Regional Authority concerning an €8.4 million road safety project on the national highway from Myrsini to Miliga. The inquiry seeks clarification on implementation plans and the mitigation of impacts on local residents, with a request for an immediate meeting with local councils from seven affected villages.

In Central Greece, Regional Governor Fanis Spanos has signed a decision to include a €5,022,000 road safety project in the Regional Development Program 2026-2030. Funded by the National Development Program, the works will target 10.1 kilometers of National Road 3 from Brallos toward Amfikleia. The project includes constructing anti-skid asphalt, smoothing damaged or subsided areas, renewing road markings, and replacing worn-out information signs.