With the simultaneous coordination of more than 20 areas, the Municipality of Concordia will carry out a new territorial approach this Saturday, September 26, aimed at bringing different municipal services, procedures, advice, and proposals to the residents.
The activity will take place starting at 10:00 AM at the Pancho Ramírez School No. 73, located at 1887 Jorge Odiard Street. It will be aimed at residents of the Independencia, Pancho Ramírez, Pierrestegui, Gerardo Yoya, 11 de Junio, and Constitución neighborhoods.
During the day, the Traffic and Transport Directorate will provide management and advice on the SUBE card, student and teacher tickets, and theoretical and practical driving license exams, with prior registration by calling 345 508 2277.
For its part, the Health department will be completing vaccination schedules and will perform nutritional and pediatric check-ups and tests.
Veterinary services will provide pet care and rabies vaccination, including castration with an appointment by calling 345 508 1414.
Bromatology will do the same by offering a food handling course, with prior registration. In addition, among other actions, there will be assistance and advice on social and/or disability programs. And non-fee-based services such as haircuts for children.
These approaches are part of a policy of proximity and territorial presence, which seeks to strengthen the bond with residents and generate spaces where they can raise their needs and find concrete answers.
The activity will take place starting at 10:00 AM at the Pancho Ramírez School No. 73, located at 1887 Jorge Odiard Street. It will be aimed at residents of the Independencia, Pancho Ramírez, Pierrestegui, Gerardo Yoya, 11 de Junio, and Constitución neighborhoods.
During the day, the Traffic and Transport Directorate will provide management and advice on the SUBE card, student and teacher tickets, and theoretical and practical driving license exams, with prior registration by calling 345 508 2277.
For its part, the Health department will be completing vaccination schedules and will perform nutritional and pediatric check-ups and tests.
Veterinary services will provide pet care and rabies vaccination, including castration with an appointment by calling 345 508 1414.
Bromatology will do the same by offering a food handling course, with prior registration. In addition, among other actions, there will be assistance and advice on social and/or disability programs. And non-fee-based services such as haircuts for children.
These approaches are part of a policy of proximity and territorial presence, which seeks to strengthen the bond with residents and generate spaces where they can raise their needs and find concrete answers.