
This week the Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Urban Development, is carrying out a comprehensive intervention in the Benito Legerén neighborhood, with improvement works on public lighting and squares, cleaning and repair of unpaved streets, pruning, curbs, maintenance of storm drains and pothole repairs, street signs and installation of signage.
This Thursday, Mayor Francisco Azcué was at the site where he pointed out that the objective of these actions has to do with providing solutions and responses to different demands that may arise in a neighborhood. “The intervention takes place in structural issues such as the repair of streets, the maintenance of public spaces or the cleaning of storm drains”.
Regarding the latter, he stated that they are “works that perhaps are not seen because they are underground but that later, in the event of heavy rain, ensure that the drainage system works well and problems are not generated for the residents”.
Azcué pointed to the commitment of the local inhabitants during his tour, which included different sectors of the neighborhood such as the Justa Gayoso School, the square and the Juventud Unida Club.
“We see the interest of the residents who participate, they join in. We were talking with them and they value the work of our agents and committed themselves afterwards to continue maintaining the improvements” that can be carried out with an orderly management of resources “which are currently affected by the drop in tax collection but which, in any case, we convey to all the people of Concordia the peace of mind that we are working at the maximum of our operational capacity”.
For his part, the Undersecretary of Public Services, Roberto Oscar Ramírez, explained that under his area they are advancing in the signage of the streets and improvements in the public lighting system through the Directorate of Electrotechnics and Communications, to which he added the repair of paved and unpaved streets.
“Everything is being done with personnel and machinery from the Municipality, providing responses to the demands of the residents” highlighted Ramírez.
This Thursday, Mayor Francisco Azcué was at the site where he pointed out that the objective of these actions has to do with providing solutions and responses to different demands that may arise in a neighborhood. “The intervention takes place in structural issues such as the repair of streets, the maintenance of public spaces or the cleaning of storm drains”.
Regarding the latter, he stated that they are “works that perhaps are not seen because they are underground but that later, in the event of heavy rain, ensure that the drainage system works well and problems are not generated for the residents”.
Azcué pointed to the commitment of the local inhabitants during his tour, which included different sectors of the neighborhood such as the Justa Gayoso School, the square and the Juventud Unida Club.
“We see the interest of the residents who participate, they join in. We were talking with them and they value the work of our agents and committed themselves afterwards to continue maintaining the improvements” that can be carried out with an orderly management of resources “which are currently affected by the drop in tax collection but which, in any case, we convey to all the people of Concordia the peace of mind that we are working at the maximum of our operational capacity”.
For his part, the Undersecretary of Public Services, Roberto Oscar Ramírez, explained that under his area they are advancing in the signage of the streets and improvements in the public lighting system through the Directorate of Electrotechnics and Communications, to which he added the repair of paved and unpaved streets.
“Everything is being done with personnel and machinery from the Municipality, providing responses to the demands of the residents” highlighted Ramírez.
