Oleksii Doroshenko, 51
Head of City Police
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Who they are
Head of City Police
Personality. A cautious official who dislikes high-profile cases without orders from above.
Public goals
- Introduce monthly aggregated police reports with safety indicators (day/night patrol, speed, accidents, weight violations) as a regular practice for city management.
- By 2027, prepare a package of regulations for rapid coordination of police and carrier actions on problematic access roads to reduce response time without ambiguous decisions.
- Focus prevention on the most dangerous intersections through targeted checks during peak hours and risk-based shift planning.
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Relationships
- ▲ 30 Viktor Yaroshenko
Decisions and thoughts by turn
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Turn 1018 January 2027Sending Taras Honcharenko a request for minimal clarifications (3-5 landmarks and date ranges) and confirming what specific list of documents/facts the police can provide for correct linking to the PSD of the sewage system: dates/times of control inspections, description of landmark locations, type of defect, reference to internal inspection reports/recording logs without personal data. To Stepan Rudenko — an explanatory letter regarding the implementation of the night circuit 22:00–06:00 within the scope of authority: night monitoring of risky areas, response through warnings/demands and control with recording only within the agreed criteria; for agreement, control points (landmarks), peak hours within 22:00–06:00, and a list of violation criteria are needed, etc...accepted
World engine: Coordination of procedures and requests — within the police's authority, without costs.
Place: Police Department
Thoughts
I am receiving two requests — from Taras Honcharenko regarding verification in Dakhnivka and from Stepan Rudenko regarding the night circuit 22:00–06:00 with control rules. My value is procedure, legal correctness, and a uniform evidentiary structure. Therefore, I will provide what I can ensure immediately: police competencies, format of recording without personal data, requirements for control points and violation criteria, and for Dakhnivka, I will ask for minimal clarifications on landmarks/dates to avoid inaccuracies.
Options
- Prepare for Taras a short list of competencies and the format of evidence for Dakhnivka (without personal data) and request landmarks/date ranges; for Stepan...
- First, initiate the collection of clarifications from both, and only then provide answers, to avoid risks of errors in locations or deadlines.
- Prepare a single draft appendix for the session through official coordination with the executive committee/transport and simultaneously provide only general phrases in letters.
Choice. Option 1: it gives people a practical framework right now, and for Dakhnivka, it removes the risk of inaccuracies by requesting minimal clarifications.
Diary. Step 9: responded to two requests regarding Dakhnivka and the night circuit 22:00–06:00 through a procedural framework. For Dakhnivka, I requested landmarks and date ranges to confirm defects with evidence and without personal data. For Rudenko, I recorded: monitoring → demand/warning → control only within the criteria, and determined the minimum data for the appendix.
Turn 829 December 2026I am organizing an operational check at the Cherkasy police department without violating public order: for 10 calendar days from today (counting from this move), we will establish control in the coastal access roads near key work sites within a 100-meter zone. Format: (1) daytime patrol 08:00–20:00 (speed/throughput control), (2) nighttime patrol 22:00–06:00 (control of truck traffic/violations, recording only within regulations), (3) separate accounting of "traffic conflicts" at intersections (traffic incidents without personal data). Costs: nothing additional, we will use existing departmental resources and current logs/reports. Result: a service report on the 14th day with aggregated indicators (number of i...accepted
Outcome. Police are increasing traffic control in the coastal zone for 10 days
World engine: Police control within existing departmental resources — legal powers.
Place: Embankment
Thoughts
Against the backdrop of the coastal issue, political noise is growing, and I need facts that will reduce risks and not excessively expose police information. The newspaper already emphasizes "audit" and bank requirements, so now it's better to strengthen the city's request: check if accident rates, speeding violations, and illegal traffic restrictions are increasing in the work and access zones. I don't want loud raids without legal grounds, but I must provide management with aggregated indicators for the coming weeks so that this can be included in the council's decisions and calm down activists and businesses.
Options
- Launch a 10-day "quiet" transport and accident monitoring of coastal access roads (day/night patrol), aggregated reports for the city council without personal d...
- Request the Department of Road Infrastructure and the Police to jointly check the actual signs/fences at the work sites within the 100-meter zone and draw up an official a...
- Make official communication with the bank and the developer: warn about access mode requirements and responsibility for temporary traffic safety violations (without public announcement...)
Choice. I choose option 1: it is the least conflict-prone, provides measurable data on accident rates and traffic patterns, and can be the basis for council decisions without political noise.
Diary. I have maintained a course towards safety as a measurable system, not towards public conflicts. Today, I am launching a 10-day monitoring of coastal access roads: day/night patrol, aggregated statistics, recommendations for the executive committee. Important: do not disclose personal data, do not substitute facts with political theses from the embankment, and provide the city leadership with material that...
Turn 69 December 2026I am issuing an operational directive to the duty units: within 10 days (starting today), conduct control inspections in Mytnytsia and within the most problematic approaches to the coastal 100-meter zone. The schedule includes: 3 daytime traffic measurements (peak hours), 2 night patrols (22:00–06:00) to assess speeding behavior, spot checks of compliance with detours and prohibitions where they are defined by current agreements. Recording — aggregated: locations, time, type of incident, presence/absence of violation, without personal data. Result: an official report of 2–3 pages + an appendix with a table for the mayor and departments, so they can correctly manage communication and approvals.accepted
World engine: Operational directive to the police within its powers, without additional costs.
Place: Embankment
Thoughts
The situation is stable: the city is launching many transparent initiatives, but there is information noise around the coastal 100-meter zone. As the police chief, I must maintain the safety of the process: ensure that any control actions are documented, without provocations and without 'freelancing'. I have a mediocre reputation and low influence, so any step must be practical: a quick check of risky locations, clear instructions for patrols, and preparation of an aggregated report for the city authorities without political formulations. I don't want a loud statement — just control and order.
Options
- Organize an internal security audit for coastal areas and Mytnytsia: a 10-day review of flows, identification of conflict zones, preparation of an official report for Yar...
- Conduct separate preventive talks with carriers/transporters near key access points (Mytnytsia, Khimselyshche) without publicity and with a focus on speed/weights.
- Publicly support the 'land use decisions registry' and data standards to reduce conflict: make a short statement about the priority of legality and control of violations.
Choice. I choose option 1. It is the least politically risky, but it provides real data for management decisions and disciplines the control process on the coast and in Mytnytsia.
Diary. I am launching a 'quiet' 10-day security risk control in Mytnytsia and coastal access roads: day/night patrols, aggregated recording, no personal data. The goal is to provide the city authorities with verifiable indicators and reduce conflict around the 100-meter zone. I am not raising publicity — I am maintaining a regulatory tone.
Turn 419 November 20261) I am sending Hnatiuk the approved operational framework for logistics for the works near Dakhnivka: time windows for loading/unloading – within the night cycle of 22:00–06:00 (where possible according to approved routes), as well as a daytime minimization mode during peak hours (without blocking access roads). 2) I am indicating police contact persons for coordination with the duty officer and the transport control dispatcher (without disclosing unnecessary procedures). 3) I am issuing an internal directive to duty officers and patrols for a 10-day period: enhanced control of intersections on the approaches to Mytnytsia/Dakhnivka during peak hours, recording of truck traffic violations only within the regulations, without public noise. Costs...accepted
Outcome. Police are strengthening control of intersections on the approaches to Mytnytsia and Dakhnivka for 10 days
World engine: Operational assignments within the police's standard budget, without excess costs.
Place: Police Department
Thoughts
I see that "Chronicle 2046" is fueling the conflict around the embankment and the 100-meter zone, and also that there are public demands for documents and schedules. My task is not to get involved in politics, but to ensure safety: control of traffic flows, perimeters during works, minimization of accidents near Mytnytsia and access roads that serve the projects. I now have a letter from Hnatiuk: I only need to approve the "organizational framework" for the works near Dakhnivka – without details, so as not to disrupt the schedule and create risks for people. At the same time, it is worth briefly documenting for the police team the procedure for escort during peak hours and the communication standard: no public arguments, only regulations.
Options
- Coordinate with Hnatiuk the operational framework for escort (peak hours, contact persons) and warn about the need for a coordinated schedule. Additionally – send an internal...
- Make it through my office only a general reply letter without contacts (to minimize the risk of insinuations), and coordinate contacts verbally with the precinct heads.
- Organize a short meeting with the deputy heads for road safety and technical supervision for Dakhnivka to approve a unified escort protocol without details...
Choice. I'm turning around the first option: I need the execution schedule without disruptions and clear police responsibility in time and places, so it's best to agree on the framework in writing and immediately give internal orders to the duty officers.
Diary. 11/09: I have agreed with the logistics side of Dakhnivka on the operational framework without details – time windows, the requirement not to block access roads, and a clear police contact for coordination. Internally, I have given the duty officers orders for 10 days: control of accident hotspots and traffic flows during peak hours, recording violations only within the regulations, without public noise. In the context...
Turn 230 October 2026I will prepare an official proposal for 10 working days: 1) Collection of statistics for the last 30 days on accidents/near-misses on the approaches to Mytnytsia and coastal routes (police records, 102 calls, data from patrol units) — responsible: duty analysts of the city department. 2) Field inspection of 3 locations at different times of the day (morning/evening/night) by patrols: presence of pedestrian↔transport conflicts, speeding on short sections, risk points for minibuses/trucks. 3) I will prepare a short conclusion for Viktor Yaroshenko: where and at what hours to strengthen control, what temporary traffic organization adjustments are appropriate (without radical changes), and what city indicators to monitor...accepted
World engine: Official work within the police's standard budget, without additional expenses.
Place: Embankment
Thoughts
Today's initiative must be kept within the logic of "safety as a managed system." Several initiatives are starting in the city near the embankment, plus there is ongoing transport tension around certain districts (Dakhnivka was mentioned in projects). My task is to mitigate risks for people without public confrontation: I am initiating a short assessment of accident rates and traffic conflicts on the approaches to the most "people-oriented" event locations this week, and I will prepare an official conclusion for Viktor Yaroshenko that can be used for work assignments/decisions. We are afraid not of crime as such, but of chaos in traffic and conflicts at intersections.
Options
- Prepare an official report for Yaroshenko: 7-day focus on accident rates and traffic conflicts near Mytnytsia/coastal routes + recommendations on regimes...
- Convene an extraordinary meeting with the heads of the transport enterprise and the water utility: technical work that may cause traffic jams and incidents, and immediately provide...
- Initiate preventive communication with the police: announce safety rules for pedestrians/groups during walks along the Dnipro and embankment activities.
Choice. I choose option 1: I need precisely a evidence-based, short, and verifiable package of recommendations that will be incorporated into Yaroshenko's decisions without unnecessary public discussions.
Diary. I started the initiative with systemic safety: instead of loud actions — gathering evidence and field inspection around "people-oriented" city locations (Mytnytsia/embankments). I will prepare a short conclusion for Yaroshenko with clear hours and control criteria, so that the executors can work reliably. It is important to maintain a tone without political noise and use local resources without additional expenses...