The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Public Services, continues with the permanent plan for cleaning and eradicating illegal dump sites in different neighborhoods of the city. This week, the tasks were concentrated in the area of Paula Albarracín street, between República Argentina and 11 de Noviembre, where municipal crews intervened with machinery and personnel to leave the sector in proper condition.
In addition to these operations, the Municipality has been carrying out a comprehensive improvement project in the Paula Albarracín area, which includes repaving of streets, optimization of rainwater drainage, and recovery of public spaces. These interventions seek to improve the quality of life of the residents and consolidate a safer and healthier environment. Therefore, the municipal Executive branch underscores the importance of the community supporting these actions by taking care of their neighborhood, keeping it clean and free of waste.
These cleaning tasks are replicated daily in numerous points of Concordia and are part of a sustained policy that seeks to improve the urban environment, prevent sources of pollution, and recover public spaces for all residents.
Mayor Francisco Azcué supervised the work together with the Undersecretary of Public Services, Roberto Oscar Ramírez. In that context, he highlighted the effort made by the Municipality and remarked on the need for citizen co-responsibility.
“We are allocating human and economic resources to keep our neighborhoods clean. But if we do not have the collaboration of the residents, the problem reappears. That is why we ask that waste be taken out on the established days and times and that waste not be thrown on public roads,” he pointed out.
Azcué insisted that the care of the city is a shared task: “Every time we clean an illegal dump site, we are using resources that could be allocated to public works, lighting, street repairs, or more services. If we all comply, Concordia can be cleaner and advance faster.”
From the Municipality, they reminded that burning waste is prohibited and that there are channels to report the formation of dump sites or the abandonment of waste on public roads. They also valued the work of the residents who do comply and help keep common spaces in good condition.
In addition to these operations, the Municipality has been carrying out a comprehensive improvement project in the Paula Albarracín area, which includes repaving of streets, optimization of rainwater drainage, and recovery of public spaces. These interventions seek to improve the quality of life of the residents and consolidate a safer and healthier environment. Therefore, the municipal Executive branch underscores the importance of the community supporting these actions by taking care of their neighborhood, keeping it clean and free of waste.
These cleaning tasks are replicated daily in numerous points of Concordia and are part of a sustained policy that seeks to improve the urban environment, prevent sources of pollution, and recover public spaces for all residents.
Mayor Francisco Azcué supervised the work together with the Undersecretary of Public Services, Roberto Oscar Ramírez. In that context, he highlighted the effort made by the Municipality and remarked on the need for citizen co-responsibility.
“We are allocating human and economic resources to keep our neighborhoods clean. But if we do not have the collaboration of the residents, the problem reappears. That is why we ask that waste be taken out on the established days and times and that waste not be thrown on public roads,” he pointed out.
Azcué insisted that the care of the city is a shared task: “Every time we clean an illegal dump site, we are using resources that could be allocated to public works, lighting, street repairs, or more services. If we all comply, Concordia can be cleaner and advance faster.”
From the Municipality, they reminded that burning waste is prohibited and that there are channels to report the formation of dump sites or the abandonment of waste on public roads. They also valued the work of the residents who do comply and help keep common spaces in good condition.