A new city prosecutor’s office building has opened in Kosshy. Akmola Region Governor Marat Akhmetzhanov attended the opening.
The two-storey building, which has a basement level, includes offices, a public reception room, a conference hall and auxiliary rooms. Workspaces are equipped with furniture and office equipment.
Officials showed the governor digital tools introduced at the prosecutor’s office. An AI assistant allows residents to book appointments, track the status of their appeals and obtain information.
A digital oversight programme covering six areas was also presented. It monitors probation, the protection of minors’ rights, civil documentation, compliance with labour laws and road safety.
The city has 1,440 surveillance cameras to help prevent offences, respond quickly to incidents and solve crimes. Prosecutor’s office staff said their introduction was one factor behind a decline in offences.
Akhmetzhanov said the digital oversight programme had brought previously separate information into a single database, making it possible to assess the management system as a whole. Participants planted trees on the new building’s grounds at the end of the event.
