In the last months of 2024, the creation of the “Mi Cuadra PROGR.E.S.S.A” Program was approved by the Deliberative Council, which establishes the execution of public works such as curbs and gutters, asphalt pavement, concrete pavement and/or interlocking concrete pavers, and lighting.
Under this scheme, residents can come to the Municipality of Concordia and access the program through joint work and collaborate in the financing and realization of these improvements.
“One of the first experiences we had with this Special Solidarity Self-Financing System Program was with residents of Arruabarrena Street, near the local Regiment, and the truth is that the results were very positive,” remarked the Secretary of Urban Development, Alejandro López.
“They provided the material and the municipality provided the labor and execution,” López recalled, noting that in that case, curb and gutter works, gravel, and other necessary improvements were carried out in that sector.
Currently, work is being done on requests that have arrived from residents for future works in other neighborhoods or sectors of the city. “The procedure is easy and begins with the mere intention of a group of residents reaching an agreement and coming to the Municipality. From there, joint work begins, with advice, and once a consensus is reached, the work begins,” López highlighted in statements to Radio Ciudadana.
For inquiries, residents can call 422 8518 or visit the Resident Service offices, located at 431 Urquiza Street, from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Under this scheme, residents can come to the Municipality of Concordia and access the program through joint work and collaborate in the financing and realization of these improvements.
“One of the first experiences we had with this Special Solidarity Self-Financing System Program was with residents of Arruabarrena Street, near the local Regiment, and the truth is that the results were very positive,” remarked the Secretary of Urban Development, Alejandro López.
“They provided the material and the municipality provided the labor and execution,” López recalled, noting that in that case, curb and gutter works, gravel, and other necessary improvements were carried out in that sector.
Currently, work is being done on requests that have arrived from residents for future works in other neighborhoods or sectors of the city. “The procedure is easy and begins with the mere intention of a group of residents reaching an agreement and coming to the Municipality. From there, joint work begins, with advice, and once a consensus is reached, the work begins,” López highlighted in statements to Radio Ciudadana.
For inquiries, residents can call 422 8518 or visit the Resident Service offices, located at 431 Urquiza Street, from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.