Unclogging and cleaning of drains to prevent water from entering homes during rainy days are some of the works that were carried out. “These are actions that improve the quality of life of the residents,” stated Mayor Azcué.
Through joint work between different areas of the Municipality of Concordia, structural improvements were carried out in the Nueva Esperanza neighborhood, in the western area of the city.
The Undersecretariat of Public Works, Urban Hygiene, and the Logistics and Technical Area for Storm Drain Cleaning carried out unclogging and cleaning tasks on storm drains to prevent water from entering homes during days of heavy rain.
Mayor Francisco Azcué was in the area of Soiza Reilly and 2 de Abril streets, not only supervising the work but also talking with the residents. “This is a sector that presents many structural problems because when it rains, the water does not drain, it enters the houses, and this is because the interventions that should have been done at the time were not carried out. Today we came with our teams to work on-site.”
In that sense, he remarked and made an appeal to the local residents: “These actions require a lot of investment that comes from the Municipality thanks to the orderly management of resources that we have been carrying out, but many of these situations are generated because waste is thrown anywhere, which later ends up clogging the drains or sewers; that is why it is important that everyone assumes the commitment to take care of the place where they live.”
Finally, he maintained that many of the interventions carried out by the Municipality arise from visiting, touring, and dialoguing with the community. “This is what the residents themselves ask of us because these are works that improve their quality of life.”
Mateo Sastre, Undersecretary of Public Works, for his part, specified that “this is work that we have been carrying out in different sectors of the city, such as in the Benito Legerén and Capricornio neighborhoods; on Paula Albarracín, JJ. Valle, Kirchner Avenue and Espejo streets; Aristóbulo del Valle and Villaguay, Ayuí and Laprida boulevards, among others.”
The person in charge of the Logistics and Technical Area for Storm Drain Cleaning, Gabriel Noguera, was present.
Through joint work between different areas of the Municipality of Concordia, structural improvements were carried out in the Nueva Esperanza neighborhood, in the western area of the city.
The Undersecretariat of Public Works, Urban Hygiene, and the Logistics and Technical Area for Storm Drain Cleaning carried out unclogging and cleaning tasks on storm drains to prevent water from entering homes during days of heavy rain.
Mayor Francisco Azcué was in the area of Soiza Reilly and 2 de Abril streets, not only supervising the work but also talking with the residents. “This is a sector that presents many structural problems because when it rains, the water does not drain, it enters the houses, and this is because the interventions that should have been done at the time were not carried out. Today we came with our teams to work on-site.”
In that sense, he remarked and made an appeal to the local residents: “These actions require a lot of investment that comes from the Municipality thanks to the orderly management of resources that we have been carrying out, but many of these situations are generated because waste is thrown anywhere, which later ends up clogging the drains or sewers; that is why it is important that everyone assumes the commitment to take care of the place where they live.”
Finally, he maintained that many of the interventions carried out by the Municipality arise from visiting, touring, and dialoguing with the community. “This is what the residents themselves ask of us because these are works that improve their quality of life.”
Mateo Sastre, Undersecretary of Public Works, for his part, specified that “this is work that we have been carrying out in different sectors of the city, such as in the Benito Legerén and Capricornio neighborhoods; on Paula Albarracín, JJ. Valle, Kirchner Avenue and Espejo streets; Aristóbulo del Valle and Villaguay, Ayuí and Laprida boulevards, among others.”
The person in charge of the Logistics and Technical Area for Storm Drain Cleaning, Gabriel Noguera, was present.