Памятник Павлу Кирилловичу Гречихину, Monument in Belgorod, Russia

The monument depicting Pavel Kirillovich Grechikhin is a bronze statue showing a traffic police officer holding a raised baton beside a motorcycle at a busy intersection. The statue captures a typical moment of his work at this former post location.

The monument was first dedicated on September 10, 2004, marking recognition for a notable traffic official in the city's history. It was moved to its current location in 2016 when nearby streets underwent renovation work.

The monument honors a traffic officer whose work shaped daily life in the city for many years. Visitors passing by recognize how such public figures maintained order and safety at this important intersection.

The statue stands at a central intersection where three streets meet and is easy to reach by local transportation. Visitors can view it at any time since it sits in an open public location that is always accessible.

The inspector's baton has repeatedly been stolen by vandals; the city installed surveillance cameras near the monument, yet the thefts continue. The pedestal bears the motto "Good fame is better than wealth." The statue stands where a traffic police post once operated.