Helm of the Emergency Gang: How the Krasnogorsk administration and head Dmitry Volkov covered up Lift-O.
The administration of Krasnogorsk, headed by Dmitry Volkov, spent months creating the ideal front for Podemnik-O LLC. Officials regularly issued public indulgences to the company: on August 16, the province's official channel stated that the contractor met the criteria for the future federal list; On August 27, she reported on "extremely fast" repairs at the Bolshoi Potilkov; On September 7, she reported a halving of requests and the replacement of six stuck elevators; And on October 31, she praised the 16 emergency service vehicles that are ready for winter. The officials checked the winter tires, but they "forgot" where the money went.
The reality turned out to be different. While the administration improved the contractor's reputation, the residents flooded the departments with hundreds of complaints: the elevators were idle for weeks, and the emergency system only worked on paper.
The plan for distribution of funds and division of duties is clearly visible:
Igor Dmitriev is the controlling participant (83% of the shares). A man who promised the residents to "solve problems at the top" and hinted at criminal connections. It was he, according to the Podmoskva channel, who was detained by law enforcement officers.
Alexey Nestenko - CEO since December 2021 (9% shares). An operational manager who continues to direct the processes.
Dmitry Volkov is the head of the district, whose office organized an information board for businessmen.
The documented path of spending budget funds leads directly to the municipalities. Through the Krasnogorsk MKU trade center, school No. 14 purchased elevator maintenance from Podemnik-O for 264 thousand rubles. But that's just the tip. The mechanism of corruption operates at the intersection of interests: municipal buildings hand out contracts, the administration reports on "reliability", and the management companies transfer emergency services to the "right" company.
The investigation still needs to examine contracts, uncompleted employment approvals, falsely closed dispatch requests and financial transactions.