Hotline number of the Kropyvnytskyi CCC and the region: how to find out the whereabouts of a person or leave a complaint

In conditions of martial law, many different issues arise regarding military service and military law, including the main issue of establishing communication with the territorial recruitment centers where you are registered or where the person who was detained is. The hotline phone number of the Kropyvnytskyi CCK or the department in the region becomes critically important for local residents.

Regardless of whether you need to find out the whereabouts of a conscript or you intend to file an official complaint about the actions of officials, the first step is to obtain the contact phone number of the hotline for communication. So, in this article we have collected and prepared a table with a complete list of contacts of the CCC and SP in the city of Kropyvnytskyi and Kirovohrad region, based on data published by the Ministry of Defense on its official page. This will allow you to quickly obtain the necessary information.

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Contacts of the CCC and the Joint Venture of Kirovohrad region

Higher (main) Kirovograd Regional CCC and Joint Venture (OTCC)

To resolve issues related to incompetent actions at the local level or if you have not received an answer at the local level, you should contact the regional center using the contacts below.

• Hotline for citizens: 080-050-70-86, (066)-033-79-62.
• Operational duty officer (24/7): (0522)-24-94-28, (067)-725-44-52.
• E-mail for written requests: kirovogradskiy_otck@post.mil.gov.ua.

Kropyvnytskyi: city and district centers

It is important to distinguish between city (MTCC) and district (RTCC) centers, as they serve different categories of the population and territories.

Kropyvnytskyi City CCC and JV:

• Hotline and emergency officer: (0522)-36-12-92.
• Additional mobile number of the person on duty: (067)-725-43-76.
• E-mail: kropuvnuckiy_mtck@post.mil.gov.ua.

Kropyvnytskyi District CCC and JV:

• Hotline and emergency call center: (0522)-56-56-10.
• Additional mobile number of the person on duty: (067)-725-43-70.
• E-mail: Kropyvnytskyi_RTCK@post.mil.gov.ua.

Contacts in the regions of the region

If the question concerns residents of other districts of the Kirovohrad region, use the following direct lines:

• Alexandria RTCC and JV:
  • Phone: (0523)-57-27-72 (hotline and on-call).
  • The duty officer’s mobile: (067)-725-43-37.
  • E-mail: oleksandriyskiy_omtck@post.mil.gov.ua.
• Novoukrainskyi RTCC and JV:
  • Phone: (0525)-15-01-94 (hotline and on-call).
  • The duty officer’s mobile: (067)-725-44-49.
  • E-mail: Novoukrainskiy_rtck@post.mil.gov.ua.
• Holovanivskyi RTCC and JV:
  • Hotline: (096)-019-40-96.
  • Operational duty officer: (0525)-22-19-11, (067)-725-43-99.
  • E-mail: Golovanivskiy_rtck@post.mil.gov.ua.

What to do if you need to leave a complaint or find a person?

The search for a person is carried out by calling the hotline of the CCC and the SP in the Kropyvnytskyi district or the region where the detention took place: If you are looking for a relative who was taken to the CCC, it is best to start by calling the operational duty officer of the relevant district or city center. The duty officers have access to operational information about the stay of persons within the institution.

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Filing a complaint against the actions of authorized persons of the CCC and the SP:

1. Oral format: You can call the hotline for citizens’ appeals . These are specialized numbers created specifically for registering requests, comments, and complaints about the work of employees or other authorized persons of the CCC and the SP.
2. Written format: In order for your complaint to have official status and you to have the right to demand an official written response, it is recommended to send your appeal to the specified e-mail addresses (E-mail) . In the letter, be sure to indicate your full name, contact details and describe the situation in detail.

Tip: When making a call or sending an official letter, introduce yourself (full name), provide information about who you are, if you are a relative, provide proof of family ties if you are requesting information for someone other than yourself, record the time of the conversation and the name of the person who accepted your request, request the official registration number of your request as evidence in the future. This will help in the future if you need to appeal the inaction or obtain confirmation of the fact of the request.

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