Police of the city of Korolev: addresses of departments and contact numbers.

Korolev

(founded on December 26, 1938; until July 8, 1996 -
Kaliningrad
) - a city in the Moscow region of Russia, a science city (since April 12, 2001). Forms a city district of the same name. Population - 221,129 people. (2016). Korolyov is often unofficially called the space capital of Russia.

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By Law of the Moscow Region No. 53/2014-OZ of May 21, 2014, the Yubileiny urban district became part of the Korolev urban district, and the abolished Yubileiny city became part of the city of Korolev (the reason for the merger was the lack of space for the development of the city of Korolev). The governor of the Moscow region previously did not rule out the possibility that the territories of adjacent municipalities would be annexed to the united district.

Country Russia Federal Subject Moscow Region City District KorolevCoordinates 55°55′00″ s. w. 37°49′00″ E. d.HGYAOHead Khodyrev, Alexander NikolaevichFounded in 1938First mention 1573Former names until 1928 - Sublips

until 1938 -
Kalininsky
until 1996 -
Kaliningrad

City since 1938 Area 55.47 km² Height of the center 160 m Population 221,797 people Density 3998.5 people/km² Moscow agglomeration Names of residents Korolevtsy, Korolevts Time zone UTC+3 Telephone code +7 495, 496, 498, 499 Postal codes 14106 8-141080Car code 50, 90, 150 , 190, 750OKATO code 46 434OKTMO code 46 734 000 001Official website korolev.ru Space capital of Russia

Geography

The city is located northeast of Moscow, 23 km from the center and 6-7 km from the Moscow Ring Road along the Yaroslavskoye Highway.

Yaroslavskoe Highway is the western border of Korolev (excluding the Zalineiny District). The Losiny Ostrov National Park adjoins the city to the south, and holiday villages to the north and east. The Klyazma River flows through the city, as well as many small rivers (in the part of Losiny Ostrov). Forests within the city cover an area of ​​3,800 hectares. Also within the city limits there is part of the Yauzsky Wetland Complex tract. The area occupied by the city is 55.44 km². The area of ​​the urban district is 55.47 km².

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Distance from Korolev to major cities (in a straight line)/(by road)
Dmitrov ~51 km / 68 km. Dubna ~122 km / 125 km. Konakovo ~138 km / 150 km. Tver ~160 km / 165 km. St. Petersburg ~691 km / 700 km. Pushkino ~3 km / 4 km. Sergiev Posad ~42 km / 47 km. Yaroslavl ~205 km / 221 km. Vologda ~378 km / 427. Arkhangelsk ~970 km / 1200 km. Ivanteevka ~2 km / 3 km. Fryazino ~7 km / 15 km. Alexandrov ~86 km / 100 km. Kostroma ~272 km / 310 km. Sharya ~532 km / 630 km. Kirov ~761 km / 936 km. Perm ~1139 km / 1500 km. Ekaterinburg ~1010 km / 1430 km. Urai ~1651 km / 2300 km.
Lobnya ~22 km / 35 km. Khimki ~24 km / 29 km. Volokolamsk ~122 km / 140 km. Rzhev ~224 km / 250 km. Pskov ~618 km / 750 km. Riga ~850 km / 970 km. Shchelkovo ~4 km / 6 km. Noginsk ~37 km / 42 km. Vladimir ~157 km / 167 km. Nizhny Novgorod ~ 388 km / 410 km. Cheboksary ~575 km / 640 km. Kazan ~700 km / 790 km. Naberezhnye Chelny ~900 km / 1100 km. Ufa ~1147 km / 1300 km. Chelyabinsk ~1480 km / 1700 km.
Mytishchi ~2 km / 3 km. Moscow ~3 km / 5 km. Obninsk ~140 km / 150 km. Kaluga ~182 km / 215 km. Bryansk ~367 km / 420 km. Kyiv ~770 km / 880 km. Bucharest ~1522 km / 1900 km. Lyubertsy ~23 km / 36 km. Podolsk ~51 km / 66 km. Serpukhov ~124 km / 132 km. Tula ~191 km / 210 km. Voronezh ~470 km / 530 km. Volgograd ~910 km / 990 km. Krasnodar ~1211 km / 1400 km. Balashikha ~7 km / 18 km. . Zhukovsky ~36 km / 52 km. Yegoryevsk ~90 km / 120 km. Kolomna ~110 km / 135 km. Ryazan ~175 km / 210 km. Boot ~285 km / 345 km. Tambov ~395 km / 495 km. Astrakhan ~1270 km / 1400 km. Baku ~1942 km / 2400 km.

Climate

The climate of the city of Korolev, as well as the entire Moscow region, is temperate continental, slightly different from the climate of Moscow. In winter it is somewhat colder here, and in summer (June is warmer here than August) it is not as hot and stuffy as in the Russian capital, and there is slightly less precipitation. The coldest month, unlike the regional center, is January, and March here is colder than November. Thaws are also common in December. .

Climate of Korolev (norm 1836—2016)
IndexJan.Feb.MarchApr.MayJuneJulyAug.Sep.Oct.Nov.Dec.Year
Average maximum, °C−6,4−4,80,810,317,921,923,421,415,27,80,4−3,79,1
Average temperature, °C−9,4−8,3−2,95,912,616,718,516,611,14,9−1,8−6,35,4
Average minimum, °C−12,4−11,7−6,31,57,311,613,611,972−4−8,91,8
Precipitation rate, mm413432425075907462605652668
Source:

Toponymy

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The village of Podlipki arose as a dacha village at the end of the 19th century, since then its name has changed three times: the village of Kalininsky (after 1928), the city of Kaliningrad (after 1938), Korolev (after 1996). The name “Korolev” was given in honor of the designer of rocket and space systems S.P. Korolev, who headed Department 3 of the Special Design Bureau NII-88 (then OKB-1), located in this city, and Kalininsky and Kaliningrad - after the name of the state and party figure M.I. Kalinin, who took an active part in the activities of artillery plant No. 8 in the 1920s - 1930s. The name Kalinin was given to the plant in 1922.

Police of the city of Korolev: addresses of departments and contact numbers.

The head of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the city of Korolev is police colonel Igor Nikolaevich Lashchuk. Structurally, the city Department of Internal Affairs consists of several services and departments:

  • criminal investigation: telephone;
  • forensic department: phone +7 (495) 512-04-86;
  • service for citizens under the age of majority: telephone +7;
  • department for conducting investigative activities and procedures: telephone;
  • PPS company: telephone;
  • OBEP and PC serve to combat economic crimes: telephone;
  • inquiry department: telephone;
  • local inspector service: telephone;
  • control room: telephone;
  • department of regime and office work: phone +7 (495) 511-69-67.

Story

Main article: History of the city of Korolev

Coat of Arms (1988)

In the 12th century, settlements of Slavic tribes existed on the territory of the city, along the banks of the Klyazma River. An ancient water trade route from Moscow to the Vladimir-Suzdal principality passed through this area, and further - with access to the huge water artery of the continent - the river. Volga (Itil). The route passed along the rivers: Moscow-Yauza-Klyazma-Oka-Volga (with a portage from the Yauza (Mytishchi, MMZ plant) to Klyazma (Bolshevo, Shapkin Bridge)). At the beginning of the 18th century, one of the first industrial enterprises in Russia was organized here - a linen and cloth manufactory.

On the territory of modern Korolev, by the end of the 19th century, there were 14 large and small villages and hamlets: Bogorodskoye (Kostino), Bolshevo, Burkovo, Vlasovo, Gorodishche, Kurakino, Maksimkovo, Komarovka, Lapino, Baskaki (Baski), Ovrazhye (Zaovrazhye), Kakhovka ( Georgievskoe), Samarovka, Staraya Tarasovka.

In 1895, the Mytishchi-Shchelkovo railway line was put into operation and a railway station was built. Podlipki (later - Podlipki-Dachnye).

In 1918, the Ordnance Plant was transferred to the territory of the Podlipki holiday village from Petrograd. In 1928, the village of Podlipki was classified as a working settlement and received a new name - Kalininsky. By Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR No. 1458/7 on December 26, 1938, the urban-type settlement of Kalininsky was transformed into the city of Kaliningrad.

In 1960, the city of Kostino was included in Kaliningrad; since 1963, the villages of Bolshevo, Pervomaisky and Tekstilshchik are administratively subordinate to the city.

In 1992, the city of Yubileiny was separated from Kaliningrad.

On July 8, 1996, the city was renamed from Kaliningrad to Korolev in honor of Sergei Pavlovich Korolev.

In 2003, the city included the urban-type settlements of Bolshevo, Pervomaisky and Tekstilshchik, previously administratively subordinate to it, in 2004 - the settlements of Torfopredpriyatie, Vodoprovodchik-5 and Pogonny [ source not specified 1858 days

], previously part of the Pushkinsky district.

In 2005, the Korolev urban district was formed - a municipal entity that includes the city of Korolev and surrounding areas.

In 2014, the city of Yubileiny was again included in the city of Korolev.

Korolev

Background

The prehistory of the city of Korolev began with the village of Kalininsky. In 1938, the village received city status and the name Kaliningrad. In 1960, the new city included several more surrounding settlements, which later became districts of Korolev. Their merger continues to this day.

The territory of the former dacha village of Bolshevo (or Bolshevo) is considered to be the most ancient part of modern Korolev. In the 12th century, not far from the Bolshevo region, there was a settlement in which the Slavic tribe of Vyatichi lived. The first mention of Bolshevo itself dates back to 1573. An ancient trade route connecting Moscow and the Vladimir-Suzdal principality passed through the territory of Bolshevo. This path began from the mouth of the Yauza River. The land on which the village appeared was called Haven. Loading took place here, after which the cargo sailed to Mytishchi. Today's Bolshevo is one of the districts of Korolev. Other districts of the city are Podlipki, Committee Forest, Kurakino, Kostino, Peredovaya Tekstilshchitsa, Promyshlenny, Peat Enterprise, Oboldino, Valentinovka, Akulovo, Pogonny and Pervomaisky.

The development of the city was predetermined by many factors: the presence of the Klyazma River, the Yaroslavl Highway, the railway, proximity to Moscow, etc. The territory of the modern city began to be populated in the first millennium BC. Archaeologists managed to discover a pre-Slavic settlement near the village of Maksimkovo. The first industrial enterprises on the territory of the future city of Korolev appeared in the 19th century. These were textile factories that produced calico and yarn. In 1883, an almshouse for elderly women was opened, and then a school and a shelter for girls.

The holiday village of Podlipki was located near the Podlipki-Dachnye railway station. In 1914, the construction of enterprises and residential barracks for the future began here. During the revolutionary years, enterprises in Podlipki were nationalized. Due to the emergence of a military threat, the Ordnance Plant was evacuated from Petrograd, first to Nizhny Novgorod, and then to Podlipki. In 1922, V.I. Lenin lived in the area of ​​the modern city. Here N.K. Krupskaya visited him. Here, Vladimir Ilyich wrote about 300 documents, which were subsequently sent to the Politburo. Today, in the estate where Vladimir Ilyich lived, there is a local history museum.

In 1924, the Bolshevo Labor Commune appeared on the territory of the modern city, where they re-educated juvenile delinquents. The first difficult teenagers were brought here from the R. Luxemburg colony. The commune was led by F. Melikhov. With the participation of members of the commune, a sports-mechanical plant and a factory for the production of sports shoes were built, where skis, skates, tennis rackets and other products were produced under the Bolshevskaya Labor Commune brand. In addition to the production of sports equipment and shoes, the students of the commune were actively involved in sports. The teenagers built a sports stadium to host international football matches. The labor commune was visited over the years by K. E. Voroshilov, A. Barbusse, A. N. Tolstoy, B. Shaw, S. M. Budyonny, M. Gorky, N. K. Krupskaya. In the 20s and 30s, students were engaged in the construction of buildings for public, residential and industrial purposes. The Bolshevo labor commune was liquidated in 1938. The teenagers who had completed their sentences in prison were released. The rest were transported to other places of detention. The commune manager was arrested and then shot.

One of the most famous enterprises in the territory of the future Korolev was the “May 1” factory. This weaving enterprise was opened in 1925. In 1926, a village was formed at the factory, called Pervomaisky. Subsequently, the settlements included Komarovka, Starye Gorki, Baskaki and Maksimkovo. In 1930, in the area of ​​the future city, a plant for the production of dynamo-jet (recoilless) guns was built and put into operation. L.V. Kruchevsky was appointed head of the enterprise. A few years later, the director was arrested and subsequently shot. The production of guns was stopped. Today, the enterprise’s workshops are located on the territory of RSC Energia. In the early 30s, the Moscow enterprises Mosmet and Avangard were moved to Bolshevo. On their basis, a machine-building plant was opened that produced milk separators, boilers and food equipment.

Kaliningrad

In 1938, the village, called Kalininsky, was transformed into the city of Kaliningrad. In those years, about thirty thousand people lived in the city. The first chairman of the State Council was V.I. Boldyrev. One of the city streets was named after the first chairman. In 1939, Marina Tsvetaeva and her son arrived in Bolshevo. Here she lived at the NKVD dacha. Then the husband of the poetess S. Efron came to Bolshevo, where he was subsequently arrested. Currently, a museum has been organized in the house where Tsvetaeva lived.

The Great Patriotic War

At the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, all large enterprises were removed from Kaliningrad. They were evacuated to cities that were far from the front line: Krasnoyarsk, Sverdlovsk, Kuznetsk, Votkinsk and others. Together with the enterprises, most of the population was removed from Kaliningrad. The former St. Petersburg gun factory began producing guns 2 months after the evacuation. The company never returned back to Kaliningrad, settling in Sverdlovsk.

During the war, gun repair workshops were located in Kaliningrad basements. Textile production enterprises were not evacuated. They had to make parachutes, camouflage robes, sweatshirts and overcoat cloth. In 1942, the Kaliningrad Machine-Building Plant was built in the city, later renamed KPO Missile Armament "Strela". Today this enterprise is called Tactical Military Weapons Corporation OJSC.” During the Great Patriotic War, the company was engaged in the production of instruments for aircraft, pilot belts and bomb rack locks. To train workers, the enterprise opened a school, technical school and dormitories in Kostino.

A hospital appeared on the site of the Bolshevo labor commune, which is still functioning today. Most of the medical personnel went to the front. About twenty people not subject to conscription were left in the hospital. Several residents of the city were awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union: Ivan Yakovlevich Ilyushin, Nikolai Pavlovich Korsakov, Nikolai Andreevich Zhukov and Valery Stepanovich Utkin. In addition, the title of Hero of the Soviet Union was awarded to the former communard of the Bolshevo labor commune, Evgeny Viktorovich Shkurdalov, who distinguished himself near Prokhorovka in the Battle of Kursk.

Post-war years

After the end of the Great Patriotic War, it was decided to make Kaliningrad the nuclear center of the USSR. Academician Alexandrov was transferred to work in the city. However, the government was forced to change its decision. The fact that the Akulovsky water canal passed through Kaliningrad, supplying the capital with water, was taken into account. It was decided to make the city the center of Soviet cosmonautics. Construction began on the largest scientific and production complex for rocket engineering in the USSR. The complex included such city enterprises as RSC Energia, Space Flight Control Center, TsNIIMASH, and Khimmash Design Bureau. The famous academician S.P. Korolev was appointed director of the rocket and space corporation.

In the post-war years, the Kostinsky house-building plant was built and began operating. The plant's products included chairs, cabinets, tables and prefabricated residential buildings. A branch of the Dmitrov company for the production of children's clothing "Yunost" was opened in the city. A significant event took place in the sporting life of the city - the Vympel stadium with a swimming pool was built. In 1950, the city park was restored. In 1941–1942, the trees in the park were cut down by Kaliningrad residents fleeing the cold.

Until 1954, the famous writer and GITIS professor Sergei Nikolaevich Durylin lived in the city, who settled in Bolshevo in 1936 at the insistence of doctors (Sergei Nikolaevich suffered from heart disease). Durylin's house was built from materials from the Strastnoy Monastery, which was blown up in Moscow. Many of his friends who worked at the Art and Maly theaters came to visit the writer. One of the streets of modern Korolev was named after Durylin. An apartment museum dedicated to Sergei Nikolaevich has been opened in the city.

In 1960, the village of Kostino was included in the city. A few years later, two more urban-type settlements became part of Kaliningrad - Tekstilshchik and Pervomaisky - and then the dacha village of Bolshevo. The Kalinin Palace of Culture with a cinema (DiCC) was built. The Palace of Culture of S.P. Korolev and Yu.A. Gagarin was opened. On the initiative of M.P. Arzhakov, the Palace of Culture named after V.I. Lenin (DiCC “Kostino”) was built in Kostino in 1962. From the second half of the 60s, Kaliningrad developed according to the master plan, which was adopted in 1965.

Since the 70s, Suvorov Street and Korolev Avenue began to be built up with nine-story buildings. In addition to professional builders, young specialists from city enterprises were involved in the construction, who subsequently moved into the new buildings. An initiative group of non-professional builders was awarded the Lenin Komsomol Prize. In the 70s, the construction of the Committee Forest microdistrict was completed.

The construction of residential buildings continued in the 80s. The streets of Kommunisticheskaya and the 50th anniversary of the Komsomol were built up. The demolition of two-story residential buildings (“Stalinka”) adjacent to Pionerskaya Street was carried out. Residents of the “Stalinka” buildings were moved to Cosmonauts Avenue. A “Stimul” store opened on Pionerskaya Street, where they accepted waste paper. For every 20 kg of waste paper handed in, city residents had the right to purchase a book in the store.

In the early 1990s, a new settlement, the military town of Yubileiny, left Kaliningrad. The territory where the new city appeared was located in the middle part of Kaliningrad. Over twenty-six thousand people lived in Yubileiny.

Korolev

The issue of renaming the city has been raised several times. The renaming had both supporters and opponents. On March 27, 1994, a city referendum was held in which Kaliningrad residents voted against renaming the city. However, on July 8, 1996, Russian President B.N. Yeltsin signed a decree on the renaming. Kaliningrad received a new name - Korolev.

In the 90s, the life of the city and its appearance changed significantly. Most of the city courtyards were built with “shells” - metal garages. Especially many of these garages were installed in new areas of Korolev (for example, on Silikatnaya Street). Like many Russian cities in the 90s, coupons for the purchase of vodka, cigarettes and food were introduced in Korolev. There were frequent cases of fraud: unscrupulous kings forged coupons in order to get an extra pack of cigarettes or an extra kilogram of sugar. Since 1992, employees of state enterprises have not been able to buy bread with their salaries. Special “bread” allowances were introduced at enterprises. In 1997, the corporatization of city-forming enterprises began, as well as the purchase of shares from workers of plants and factories. The shares were bought by both entrepreneurs themselves and investment companies. After the privatization of residential and non-residential premises was allowed, the real estate and land market opened in the city. On Kaliningradskaya Street, construction began on a complex of seventeen-story buildings intended for workers in the north of the country. Minibus taxis have taken over the mass transport of passengers in Korolev.

Current stage of development

After successfully overcoming the crisis of the 90s, Korolev continues its active development. In 2001, the city was awarded the title “Science City of the Russian Federation” by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation. In 2004, the boundaries of the city territory were changed. A section of the territory of “Losiny Ostrov” (national park) was annexed to Korolev from the south. A bridge was opened across the railway in the Bolshevo area in 2005. By the end of 2008, a transport interchange was built on the Yaroslavskoye Highway at the exit from the city. Thus, the problem of entering the city was solved. A high-speed commuter train to Bolshevo station was launched on September 5, 2008. The travel time to Yaroslavsky Station is half an hour. There are stops: Losinoostrovskaya, Mytishchi and Podlipki. The high-speed electric train is not popular among the population, since the ticket price is quite high.

Massive construction continues in the city. Residential buildings are being built on Pionerskaya and Lenina streets. Construction of shopping centers is underway on Kosmonavtov and Korolev Avenues. In the area of ​​Bolshevo and Podlipki, Korolev has territory restrictions due to the national park and the railway. There are no plots of land available for construction here. Since there are fewer and fewer new vacant territories in the city every year, part of the territory of the military camps located in Korolev and RSC Energia was allocated for the construction of residential buildings. A small plot of land on Cosmonauts Avenue is reserved for the construction of outstanding architectural objects. The construction of the control center for the orbital constellation of GPS navigation satellites Glonass on Bogomolova Street has been completed.

In 2011, the city administration developed a Master Plan for the Development of Korolev until 2021. Among the priority tasks, according to the plan, is the construction of an overpass to connect the Yaroslavskoye and Bolshevskoye highways. In addition, reconstruction work should be carried out on Pionerskaya Street. Large-scale construction is planned in the Committee Forest microdistrict. Comprehensive development of blocks 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 should be carried out in the area of ​​Gagarin, Bogomolova and Pionerskaya streets. This part of the plan must be implemented before 2015.

No less significant construction is envisaged in the plan after 2015. Metalist Stadium should be expanded. It is planned to build a road along the Akulovsky water canal. Demolition of dilapidated housing is another pressing problem that will need to be solved after 2015. Instead of demolished houses, 20 new buildings should be erected.

In 2012, the Globus store opened in Korolev on the former territory of DSK-160. Since 2013, infill development has been actively developing in the city with the permission of the city administration. Development became possible without holding public hearings among residents.

Population

Population
19311939195919621967197019751976197919821985
2800↗44 000↘41 427↗76 000↗96 000↗105 945↗107 000→107 000↗133 470↗138 000↘125 000
19861987198919901991199219931994199519961997
↘124 000↗146 000↗159 363↘137 000↘136 000→136 000→136 000↘135 000→135 000↘134 000→134 000
19981999200020012002200320042005200620072008
→134 000↘133 200↘132 400↗132 900↗143 000↘142 600↗170 700↗171 600↗172 800↗173 600↗174 600
200920102011201220132014201520162017
↗175 360↗183 402↘183 398↗185 643↗187 284↗187 811↗220 947↗221 129↗221 797

As of January 1, 2021, the city ranked 93rd out of 1,112 cities in the Russian Federation in terms of population

The city of Yubileiny was “interspersed” within the territory of the city of Korolev (it was previously under its administrative subordination); the total population of both cities, according to the 2010 census, exceeded 220 thousand people. On June 2, 2014, the former city of Yubileiny officially became part of the city of Korolev.

After the absorption of Yubileiny, Korolev became the third city in the Moscow region in terms of population after Balashikha (450,771) and Khimki (244,668).

Principles of police activity

Basic principles of the activities of the Russian police:

  • strict respect and observance of freedoms and rights of citizens and people;
  • any restrictive actions on the freedoms and rights of citizens are terminated if the goal set by the law is achieved, or it should not be achieved through restrictions on their freedoms and rights;
  • a complete ban on the use of violence, torture and other methods that can be classified as degrading human dignity or cruelty. Intentional infliction of pain, physical or mental suffering is unacceptable.

A police officer of the Russian Federation, when interacting with a citizen, is obliged to:

  • name the position, inform about the rank, surname, present the official identification upon first request, and only after that state the reason and purpose of the appeal to the citizen;
  • if restrictive measures are applied to a given citizen, the officer is obliged to explain the grounds and reason for the detention. Also voice his rights and responsibilities in the context of this situation;
  • Notify who is competent to make a decision on an issue important to the citizen, if it is within his competence, introduce himself, be sure to state his title, position, last name, listen without interrupting and ask clarifying questions, and then act strictly within the boundaries of his official competence;
  • any data relating to the private life of a citizen has no right to be provided to third parties without written voluntary consent, except in cases provided for by the Federal Law;
  • Any citizen should be provided by police officers with the opportunity to familiarize themselves with materials and documents if they relate to his freedoms and rights and this does not contradict current Federal Laws.

Korolev urban district

During the implementation of the Federal Law “On the general principles of organizing local self-government in the Russian Federation” (No. 131-FZ of October 6, 2003, entered into force on January 1, 2006), municipalities were created in the Moscow region. In 2005, the municipal formation “city of Korolev, Moscow region” was transformed into the urban district of Korolev, which included 1 settlement - the city of Korolev.

Geographical data

The area of ​​the urban district is 5,547 hectares. Initially, in 2005, the area was set at 5,195 hectares, which was subsequently clarified. At the same time, the area of ​​the city proper within its traditional boundaries was 3,882 hectares. The boundaries of the city and urban district coincide.

The municipality borders:

  • with the urban district of Ivanteevka (in the northeast),
  • with the urban settlement of Shchelkovo, Shchelkovo municipal district (in the east),
  • with the urban settlement of Zagoryansky, Shchelkovsky municipal district (in the east),
  • with the urban district of Balashikha (in the south),
  • with the urban settlement of Mytishchi, Mytishchi municipal district (in the west),
  • with the rural settlement of Tarasovskoye, Pushkin municipal district (in the north),

Authorities
The local government authorities of the Korolev urban district are:

  • The Council of Deputies of the city of Korolev, Moscow Region
    is an elected representative body of local government. It consists of 25 deputies elected for a period of 5 years
  • The head of the city of Korolev, Moscow Region,
    is a person who is elected by deputies of the Council of Deputies from among its members for the term of office of the Council of Deputies. He also exercises the powers of the Chairman of the Council of Deputies.
  • The administration of the city of Korolev, Moscow region
    , is the executive and administrative body of local government. The head of the administration is appointed by contract.

From March 1996 to August 2009, the head of the city was Alexander Morozenko, who was temporarily removed from office by decision of the Korolyovsky City Court. Since 2009, Andrei Borisovich Kapustyan has acted as the mayor of the city.

By the decision of the Council of Deputies of the city of Korolev dated July 27, 2011, the powers of A. F. Morozenko were terminated early. V. A. Minakov was elected head of the city

.4 April 2014 Valery Minakov resigned. Valery Myasoedov was appointed acting head of the city.

On September 14, 2014, the candidate from the United Russia party, Alexander Khodyrev, was elected head of Korolev.

Purpose of the police and main activities

According to the provisions of Federal Law No. 3 “On the Police”, this state structure is intended to protect the life, freedoms, rights, freedoms of not only citizens of the Russian Federation, but also stateless persons. She is obliged:

  • promptly and around the clock to provide effective counteraction to criminal elements and organized groups;
  • protect public order, security and property;
  • come to the aid of anyone who needs protection from illegal actions and criminal attacks;
  • provide comprehensive assistance strictly within the powers established by law, provide comprehensive assistance to authorities at any level, other bodies related to municipal structures, associations on a voluntary basis, organizations of any form of ownership, officials in the protection of rights and freedoms guaranteed by the current legislation of the Russian Federation.

The main activities of the Russian police:

  • protection from illegal actions and attacks by the state, the individual and the entire society within the borders of the Russian Federation as a whole;
  • prevention, prevention and suppression of any illegal actions and crimes;
  • conducting an inquiry into cases opened after the discovery of crimes with the aim of solving them and punishing the perpetrators within the framework of the law;
  • search for criminals or missing persons;
  • proceedings in the framework of administrative offenses with subsequent execution of punishments;
  • continuous provision of law and order in public places;
  • comprehensive promotion of the safety of all road users;
  • state protection of persons who have the right to it: witnesses, victims, judges, investigators, officials of regulatory and law enforcement agencies, prosecutors and other persons who are entitled to such status according to the laws of the Russian Federation;
  • expert and forensic activities;
  • participation as a peacekeeping force by decision of the President of the Russian Federation.

Internal division

Central part of the city

Korolev is divided into several historical districts and parts, often named after former settlements absorbed by the city during its development:

  • Central part - Podlipki, New Podlipki, Zavokzalny, Zalineiny, 45th quarter, Kostino, Samarovka.
  • Bolshevo microdistrict - Bolshevo, Burkovo, Committee Forest, Valentinovka.
  • Microdistrict Oboldino
  • Microdistrict Pervomaisky - Factory 1 May, New Gorki, Lesnye Gorki, Starye Gorki, Goznak, Komarovka, Maksimkovo.
  • Tekstilshchik microdistrict - Advanced textile worker, Kalinina village, 43rd quarter.
  • Microdistrict Torfopredpriyatie - Torfopredpriyatiye, 12th switch, Pogonny.
  • Microdistrict Yubileiny - 1st town, 2nd town, 3rd town, 4th town.

Education

There are 42 municipal kindergartens in the city. Additional education is provided by language centers, sports schools, and art schools. The city's enterprises employ a large number of famous scientists and inventors, including academicians, about a hundred doctors and more than a thousand candidates of science. Approximately 67% of residents have higher or secondary technical education; according to this indicator, the city ranks one of the first places in Russia.

There are 85 educational institutions in the city:

  • 25 municipal educational institutions,
  • 38 municipal preschool institutions,
  • municipal health and educational institution "Rodnik" (located on the territory of the Pushkinsky district, village of Zverosovkhoz),
  • MOU DO "Training and Methodological Educational Center",
  • Municipal educational institution for children in need of psychological, pedagogical and medical and social assistance “Center for Psychological and Pedagogical Rehabilitation and Correction”,
  • 13 institutions of further education,
  • 3 institutions of primary vocational education,
  • 3 institutions of secondary vocational education.

The city operates a non-state educational institution of additional education, the Children's Art School of Folk Crafts "Renaissance".

Preschool education

There are 36 kindergartens in Korolev, one of which is departmental (No. 2 “Lesovichok” at RSC Energia). About 5,000 children are raised there.

In Korolev there are institutions of musical, aesthetic, artistic, environmental and folk arts.

For children in need of treatment or rehabilitation, there are special kindergartens.

Schools

School No. 18

There are 29 schools in the city, of which: 17 general education, 5 gymnasiums, 1 Lyceum of scientific and engineering profile, Lyceum No. 19 with a physics and mathematics focus, 1 pro-gymnasium, 1 special boarding school for blind and visually impaired children, 1 correctional school, 1 school -boarding school, 1 evening school (closed in 2012 by decision of the administration of the city of Korolev). Students from city schools regularly become prize-winners and winners of regional, all-Russian and international subject Olympiads; 94% of city school graduates enter universities, including the best universities in Moscow and the Moscow region. The International Space Olympiad is held annually - a scientific competition in which Moscow region and Russian schoolchildren can compete with their peers from the USA, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Kazakhstan, Australia and other countries. There is also an international educational program “Space and Children”. As part of the “Gifted Children” program, an international space camp for schoolchildren, city subject Olympiads, honoring the winners of subject Olympiads on the eve of Cosmonautics Day, awarding scholarships from the Head of the City to students who have shown high results in Olympiads, and a city school graduation ball are held. In Korolev there is also a Children's Ecological Center of the Losiny Ostrov National Park.

Children who need special educational programs study at correctional school No. 21, a boarding school for the blind and visually impaired, and a sanatorium-forest school.

Since 1990, the city competition “Teacher of the Year” has been held as part of the annual regional competition “Teacher of the Year in the Moscow Region”.

Professional education

Institutions of secondary vocational education

train specialists for aerospace industry enterprises and for the needs of the city as a whole.

  • Professional College named after S.P. Korolev,
  • Korolev College of Space Engineering and Technology (KKKMT) is a branch of the Financial and Technological Academy of the Moscow Region,
  • Korolyovsky State College of Technology and Fashion Design (KGTTDO) is a branch of the Technological University of the Moscow Region.

In total, training is provided in more than 40 specialties; a professional skills competition is held annually among young workers and students of educational institutions. In order to improve methodological work, organize internships and improve the qualifications of workers in the primary education system, the Regional Resource Center operates on the basis of vocational lyceum No. 26. [ source not specified 198 days

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Higher education

Higher education in the city is represented by branches of the country's leading universities, public and private institutions:

  • Faculty of Rocket and Space Technology MSTU. N. E. Bauman, faculties and departments of the Moscow Aviation Institute (Technical University). [ source not specified 626 days
    ]
  • Royal Branch of the International Law Institute
  • Branch of NOCHU VPO "Moscow New Law Institute" (in Yubileiny)
  • Financial and Technological Academy of the Moscow Region (FTA) (formerly the Royal Institute of Management, Economics and Sociology (KIUES))
  • Institute of International Business "Classical Business School"
  • Representative office of the IFPA in Korolev.
  • JSC "Institute for training personnel in mechanical engineering and instrument making "Mashpribor""

Economy

On Cosmonauts Avenue, Forest Hotel

The basis for the socio-economic development of the city of Korolev is the city-forming scientific and production complex.

Korolev is one of the largest research and production centers in the Moscow region, in the pre-war years it was a center for the development of artillery; since the 1950s, the creation of a number of research institutes, design bureaus, factories began, which became the basis of the country’s rocket and space industry, and also, to one degree or another , city-forming:

  • RSC Energia named after. S.P. Koroleva is a leading enterprise in the Russian space industry.
  • TsNIIMASH (including the Flight Control Center).
  • JSC Tactical Missile Weapons Corporation (KTRV) develops and produces a wide range of combat missile systems and aviation systems.
  • NPO Measuring Technology - carries out the development and research of information-measuring complexes and systems, information and telemetry support, diagnostic, monitoring and control tools, sensors, and converting equipment.
  • Chemical Engineering Design Bureau named after. A. M. Isaeva (branch of the Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center) is one of the leading design bureaus in the field of development and testing of liquid rocket engines, propulsion systems and their components.
  • JSC "Composite" is the most important organization in the field of materials science of rocket and space technology, carrying out R&D on the creation and comprehensive study of the properties of materials.
  • Research Institute of Space Systems named after. A. A. Maksimova (branch of the Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center) - is engaged in research and experimental work on the creation of new equipment and advanced technologies: space, energy-saving (including alternative energy sources), monitoring systems for objects and natural resources.
  • 160th House-Building Plant "Moscow Region" - production of house-building products for city construction projects, cottages, baths.
  • NVP "Bolid" - technical means of security, access control, video surveillance, automation and dispatch systems.
  • KorolevPharm LLC is engaged in the contract production of cosmetics and biologically active food additives under the customer’s trademark. Produces extracts using an electrodynamic method from plant materials, as well as animal and mineral origin.

The city is home to woodworking, instrument-making and textile enterprises. A division of the Alfa Laval concern is OJSC Alfa Laval Potok.

Responsibilities of Police Officers

Police officers perform a wide range of diverse duties within the scope of their official competence:

  • receive and register statements about incidents, administrative violations and crimes with subsequent registration and verification;
  • inform applicants about the progress of the consideration of their case at least once a month;
  • forward the applications they receive to persons, organizations or municipal bodies whose competence is responsible for decisions on specific situations;
  • inform relevant persons or organizations about all reliable events if a prompt response on their part is required;
  • immediately come to the place where the crime was committed;
  • stop any illegal actions;
  • eliminate the slightest threats to the safety of citizens or society of the Russian Federation;
  • carry out competent documentation of incidents, cases of administrative offense, crimes in order to fully preserve all circumstances and evidence;
  • promptly provide first aid to persons who have suffered during the criminal actions of attackers. Those who are currently in a helpless state that may pose a threat to life or health. If at the moment it is not possible to provide timely specialized medical or psychological assistance;
  • find the conditions for the occurrence and causes of administrative offenses and crimes. Persons who could potentially commit an offense, for the purpose of carrying out preventive work. Actively participate in the prevention of crime and neglect of minors, promote literacy in the field of current law of the Russian Federation;
  • ensure public order on the streets of the city and in public buildings where they serve;
  • ensure safety for citizens during any public events;
  • in the event of emergency situations, take all possible measures to save citizens and their property, help ensure that rescue services operate uninterruptedly;
  • monitor public order during quarantine during epizootics and epidemics;
  • conduct an inquiry with the initiation of a criminal or administrative case in cases provided for by the Federal Law, when a preliminary investigation is not required;
  • carry out urgent investigative actions in criminal cases, if a preliminary investigation is required;
  • within the limits of their powers, carry out written instructions from the head of the investigative body of the court or inquiry, judge, investigator regarding the performance of a number of individual actions within the framework of a specific investigation;
  • carry out search and investigation activities;
  • detain persons suspected or accused of offenses;
  • carry out operational-search activities;
  • suppress administrative violations;
  • carry out proceedings within the framework of administrative crimes;
  • search for suspects and criminals, citizens hiding from the court, investigation or inquiry, minors who have left specialized institutions or families without permission, and search measures in other cases provided for by the Federal Law;
  • help identify individuals who are unable, for reasons beyond their control, to tell about themselves. Take measures to quickly identify unidentified corpses;
  • effectively counteract any manifestations of extremist activity on the territory of the Russian Federation;
  • participate in counter-terrorism activities;
  • ensure the security of facilities, mass gatherings of people and potential targets of extremists and terrorists and other criminal elements;
  • conducting examinations and research on cases and materials, both administrative violations and the results of operational investigative activities;
  • ensure a high level of safety for all road users;
  • carry out control over the circulation of weapons, ammunition and cartridges for them, ensuring maximum security during storage by citizens; they may be in temporary use or property. Carry out the timely destruction of weapons, charges for them and ammunition seized in specific criminal cases;
  • monitor possible violations in the work of the Russian Guard and private security companies and in the field of private security;
  • ensure a high level of security for foreign missions and consulates, international organizations in the case of international treaties of the Russian Federation in relation to them;
  • carry out supervision over persons who have left places of imprisonment in order to prevent the commission of new crimes, control the behavior of convicts, if the punishment is not related to imprisonment or imprisonment was suspended;
  • carry out activities for state fingerprinting and genomic registration within the framework of the current Federal Law;
  • to provide, within the framework of the Federal Law, effective protection of categories of persons who are entitled to it by law;
  • participate in ensuring emergency or martial law regimes when they are introduced in the Russian Federation or certain regions or localities;
  • assist border authorities to improve the security of the borders of the Russian Federation;
  • suppress offenses during referendums and election campaigns;
  • make decisions on the admission of specific persons to transport security activities;
  • control over compliance by citizens of the Russian Federation with the procedure for deregistration and registration at the place of residence and stay, migration policy, transit movements and stay of foreign citizens on the territory of our country for tourism or work purposes;
  • comprehensively assist health authorities in cases provided for by the Federal Law of the Russian Federation;
  • inform everyone who needs to know up-to-date information about the state of law and order in a particular territory;
  • to confiscate from citizens documents with signs of falsification, things withdrawn from civil circulation or partially acceptable for circulation, with the issuance of a protocol;
  • ensure the safety of material evidence, valuables, treasures, belongings, documents, etc. found and handed over to the police. Their return to their rightful owners or transfer to the relevant authorities;
  • provide information on interdepartmental requests within their and their competence;
  • create and maintain an automated information system for technical inspection purposes;
  • assist bailiffs within their competence;
  • control the activities of individual entrepreneurs and legal entities, if they are related to the circulation of psychotropic and narcotic substances and their precursors, and issue permits for them in cases provided for by law.

Connection

There are 20 post offices. Post offices in the central part

NameIndexAddress
Korolev141070st. Kalinina, 15
Korolev-1141071st. Pavlova, 2
Korolev-2141072st. 50th anniversary of the Komsomol, 13a
Korolev-3141073st. Nakhimova, 39/36
Korolev-4141074st. Pionerskaya, 16
Korolev-5141075Kooperativnaya st., 8a
Korolev-6141076st. Michurina, 7
Korolev-7141077Koroleva Avenue, 11
Korolev-8141078Koroleva Avenue, 1/6
Korolev-9141079st. Gagarina, 11
Korolev-10141080st. Gagarina, 2a

Post offices in neighborhoods

NameIndexAddress
Bolshevo141060st. Prudnaya, 7
Bolshevo-5141065st. Gaidara, 5/1
Bolshevo-7141067st. Committee Forest, 2a
Pervomaisky141069st. Sovetskaya, 36
textile worker141068st. Tarasovskaya, 1
Anniversary141090st. I. D. Papanina, no. 8
Yubileiny-1141091st. Heroev Kursantov, 11
Anniversary141092st. Tikhonravova, 32a

Transport

Main article: Korolev Transport

Electric train ED4M-0226 on the square. Bolshevo (Fryazino direction), 2008

The railway connects Korolev with Moscow (Yaroslavsky station), cities and towns of Shchelkovsky and Noginsky districts, Mytishchi, Ivanteevka, Fryazino. The following stations and platforms are located within the city:

  • Podlipki-Dachnye station
  • Bolshevo station, consisting of two platforms: Moninsky direction and Fryazinsky direction.
  • platform Valentinovka (on the Moninsky direction)
  • platform Fabrika 1 May (in the Fryazino direction)

The interval of electric trains during rush hour at the station. Podlipki-Dachnye, Bolshevo - 7-10 minutes, outside rush hour - up to 30 minutes. The interval on the platforms in the Fryazino direction is 20-40 minutes. On weekdays there is the so-called. “technological window” (from approximately 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.), during which electric trains do not operate.

On September 5, 2008, the Sputnik high-speed electric train was launched at intervals of 30 minutes during peak hours.

Bus service

Bus service to the population is provided by two carriers - State Unitary Enterprise MO "Mostransavto" (Korolevskoe PATP) and LLC "Avtotravel". The following routes operate in the city:

Higer bus route 392 near VDNH metro station

  • 1 (Silikatnaya St. - Bolshevo Station - Podlipki Station - Silikatnaya St.)
  • 2 (Silikatnaya St. - Podlipki Station - Bolshevo Station - Silikatnaya St.)
  • 3 (Silikatnaya St. - Podlipki Station
  • 4 (Silikatnaya street - Bolshevo station - Podlipki station - Market on Yauza)
  • 5 (Michurina St. - Podlipki Station)
  • 6 (st. Bolshevo - Michurina st. - Oboldino)
  • 7 (Bolshevo station - Michurina street - Peat enterprise)
  • 7 (Bolshevo station - Michurina street)
  • 8 ((Valentinovka square) - Grazhdanskaya street - Bolshevo station - Podlipki station)
  • 9 (Gastronomy - Bolshevo station - TsNIIMASH)
  • 10 (station Podlipki - Committee Forest)
  • 11 (Bolshevo station - Bolshevo holiday home)
  • 12 (st. Podlipki - Forest School - st. Bolshevo)
  • 13 (st. Podlipki - Forest School - st. Bolshevo - st. Podlipki)
  • 14 (st. Bolshevo - Krasnaya Nov)
  • 15 (Podlipki station - Gorodok 3 - Bolshevo station)
  • 15 (station Podlipki - Gorodok 3)
  • 16 (station Podlipki – Forest School)
  • 17 (Lermontov St. - Podlipki Station)
  • 19 (Town 1 - Town 2)
  • 26 (st. Bolshevo - Nevzorovo)
  • 28 (Silikatnaya street - Bolshevo station - Podlipki station - Mytishchi station)
  • 31 (Lesnye Polyany - Bolshevo station - Podlipki station)
  • 31 (st. Bolshevo - Lesnye Polyany)
  • 32 (st. Podlipki - Mytishchi (MGUL))
  • 44 (Silikatnaya St. - Bolshevo station - Lesnye Polyany - Pushkino station)
  • 45 (Podlipki station - Pushkino station)
  • 48 (Bolshevo station - Gorky street - Zagoryanskaya square)
  • 58 (Podlipki station - Bolshevo station - Zagoryanskaya square - Shchelkovo station)
  • 392 (Silikatnaya street - Bolshevo station - Podlipki station - Moscow (metro station VDNKh))
  • 499 (st. Bolshevo - Gorodok 3 - Moscow (metro station VDNH))
  • 551 (Lesnye Polyany (Polyanka microdistrict) - Forest School - Moscow (metro station VDNKh))
  • 565 (Michurina St. - Moscow (metro station VDNKh))
  • 576 (Silikatnaya St. - Moscow (metro station VDNKh))

Buses 6, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 26, 28, 48 routes follow the schedule, the interval of other buses and minibuses is from 2-3 to 15-20 minutes.

Culture

View of Korolev Avenue and the first book house of the MZhK

6 large cultural centers, 2 concert halls, 4 museums, an art school, children's and technical creativity centers, theater groups, a "Musical Theater", a film and television school, children's theater schools. In the city there is a branch of the Moscow Regional State Scientific Library named after. N. K. Krupskaya (Moscow State Scientific Library named after N. K. Krupskaya). House-museums of Vladimir Lenin (museum of history and local lore), historical museum (in the building of the former Zvezda cinema, Marina Tsvetaeva, Sergei Durylin, house-museum [ source not specified 626 days

] writer Oleg Kuvaev.

DiKC (DC named after M.I. Kalinin) was awarded the distinction “For services to the Moscow region.”

A significant part of the cultural life of the city is the academic choir “Podlipki”, gold medalist of festivals in Bulgaria and Italy, participant and laureate of regional, regional and international competitions. For his contribution to the development of choral art, the director and conductor of the choir B. A. Tolochkov (1929-2001) was awarded the title “Honorary Citizen of the City of Korolev” in 1998.

During the Soviet period, a children's choir of the city of Kaliningrad was also created in the city under the direction of Anatoly Chmyrev.

Laws governing the activities of the police

The activities of the police in the Russian Federation are regulated by the following legislative acts:

  • Constitution of the Russian Federation;
  • Norms and principles of international law;
  • Current treaties of the Russian Federation on a global scale;
  • Federal Law No. 3 “On the Police”;
  • constitutional federal legislation;
  • legal and regulatory acts issued by the Government of the Russian Federation, executive and local authorities, subjects of the federation;
  • any legislative acts from the category of legal regulation in the sphere of internal policy of the Russian Federation within its competence.

Attractions

In the historical part of Korolev, Bolshevo, in the 1920-1930s there was the Bolshevo labor commune of the OGPU. Her first capital building of the commune was the Construction Bureau House in Bolshevo, a residential building in the constructivist style, built in 1928 according to the design of the architect Arkady Langman. In November 2013, wall paintings by Vasily Maslov were discovered here. Some of them were dismantled for restoration; the remaining volume of paintings, preserved on site, was lost during the illegal demolition of the building carried out on the night of March 7-8, 2015.

In Korolev there is the country's first Youth Residential Complex (YRC), the first house of which was built and occupied in 1976. For their characteristic shape, reminiscent of the CMEA building, and now the government of Moscow, when viewed from the front, these houses were nicknamed “books”

. The first of three such “books” is located at 18/6 Korolev Ave., the main street of Korolev.

The closed part of the Eastern Water Canal, designed to deliver water from the Uchinsky (Akulovsky) reservoir to Moscow, runs through the territory of Korolev. The area adjacent to the water utility is a sanitary protection zone.

Monuments

  • Monument to Sergei Pavlovich Korolev on Korolev Avenue, sculptor S. A. Shcherbakov;
  • Monument to S.P. Korolev on the territory of RSC Energia named after. S. P. Koroleva;
  • Monuments to soldiers who died in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945, on Victory Square and st. Ilyich;
  • Monument to V.I. Lenin on F.E. Dzerzhinsky Square, in front of the main building of RSC Energia;
  • Monument to F. E. Dzerzhinsky on the street. A. Matrosova;
  • Monument to Yu. A. Mozzhorin on Bogomolov Street;
  • Monument in honor of the launch of the first artificial Earth satellite on Cosmonauts Avenue;
  • Monument to V.I. Lenin on the territory of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "TsNIIMASH";
  • Monument to V.I. Lenin at the central entrance of JSC Tactical Missile Weapons Corporation;
  • Memorial stone in honor of the 50th anniversary of the first human flight into space;
  • Obelisk to fellow countrymen who died during the Second World War, on Central Street in the Torforazrabotki microdistrict;
  • Monument to Major General Alexander Naumov in the park named after Naumov, sculptor Sergei Lopukhov;
  • Monument with the R-2 missile at the entrance to the city from the Yaroslavl highway;
  • Monument with the R-7 Vostok launch vehicle on the territory of RSC Energia named after. S. P. Koroleva;
  • A monument with a reduced copy of the Energia-Buran system on the territory of RSC Energia named after. S. P. Koroleva.
  • Monument to Yu.A. Gagarin and S.P. Korolev in the park of space explorers near the Central House of Culture named after. Kalinina.

Does a police officer have the right to enter a residential premises without the knowledge of the owner?

Provisions of Art. No. 15 of the Federal Law “On the Police” provides for several cases when a police officer has the right to violate the inviolability of home and other property against the will of the citizens of the Russian Federation living there:

  • saving life or property, ensuring public or civil safety during emergencies or riots;
  • detention of persons suspected of illegal violations;
  • preventing the commission of a crime;
  • establishing the causes of the accident.

In these cases, a police officer has the right to destroy locking devices and inspect any objects and vehicles in the area.

Sport

Youth team of the Metalist football club

In Korolev there are 3 stadiums, 3 swimming pools. There are six federations in the city for such sports as football, boxing, sambo and judo, basketball, sports tourism and aircraft modeling. The main sports represented in the city are: bandy, field hockey, football, wrestling, boxing, swimming, gymnastics, volleyball, handball. Major competitions are held in Korolev: International Space Marathon in memory of Sergei Pavlovich Korolev, “Wicked Ball”, Russian Marathon Cup, matches of Russian championships in field hockey, chess, indoor hockey, floorball, bandy (first league - “Vympel”) , football (third division of the Russian Championship, zone “Moscow Region”, group B - “Metalist”; Moscow Region Championship, highest group - “Vympel”, “Metalist-Korolev-2”, “Vesta”), as well as competitions on a regional scale : championship in swimming, artistic gymnastics, memorial in memory of USSR pilot-cosmonaut V.N. Volkov (football), cross-country skiing competition for the prizes of M.A. Pochatova, individual championship in chess, cycling competition in memory of V.K. Kurlov, volleyball cup among women's teams, sports competitions for students of orphanages and boarding schools and others. The city also hosts other Russian competitions: triathlon, car rally, sports bridge, as well as a number of races. In 1997, the city bandy team resumed its participation in the Russian championship. In 2006, the Metalist youth team took bronze in the Moscow Regional Football Championship.

On the territory of the city there are three stadiums, six football fields, ten gyms, two skating rinks, four swimming pools, five tennis courts, six volleyball courts, three children's and youth sports schools - "Metalist", "Vympel" and "Debut". The V. L. Bashkirov School of Mountaineering trains young climbers on an artificial simulator built at Gymnasium No. 18 named after I. Ya. Ilyushin. In winter, there is an ice climbing track at the Metalist stadium. On December 26, 1998, competitions for the Russian Cup were held here, in which over 30 climbers took part. [ source not specified 198 days

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The procedure for detaining a suspect in a crime

The procedure for detaining a citizen suspected of committing a crime on the territory of the Russian Federation is strictly regulated. A police officer is obliged to act strictly within the framework of Art. Criminal Procedure Code No. 92.

After the suspect is delivered to the competent authority for inquiry or to the investigator, a protocol of the established form must be drawn up against him no later than 3 hours from the moment of detention with a mandatory note that the suspect has been explained his rights.

If a lawyer participates in criminal or administrative proceedings, he must be present at the time the protocol is drawn up. The following data is required in the document: date, time and place of drawing up the document, motives and grounds for the detention of a citizen suspected of committing a crime, results after a personal search or examination, other circumstances during the detention procedure.

The inquiry officer or investigator must inform the prosecutor in writing about the arrest within 24 hours.

The interrogation of the suspect is carried out strictly in accordance with the current edition of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation. Before the interrogation begins, the suspect has the right to request a meeting with a defense lawyer without witnesses. The investigator has the right to limit its duration to 2 hours. A visit period of less than this period of time is not allowed.

Religion

There are 4 active Orthodox churches in Korolev: Trinity, Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Cosmas and Damian (1786), Hieromartyr Vladimir Metropolitan of Kyiv; 1 inactive: Transfiguration of the Lord (1800) and 1 chapel in honor of the Holy Blg. Prince Alexander Nevsky. The Church of Evangelical Christians-Baptists “Unity” and the Church of Christians of the Evangelical Faith “Exodus” operate in Korolev. The main office of the Regional charitable public organization "Bible League" is located in Korolev.

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