These were acquired with own funds with an investment of 1.5 billion pesos. “This was achieved thanks to good administration, the care of resources, and the fact that we have been efficient with expenses,” remarked the Mayor of Concordia.
During this Friday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué carried out, in front of the Concordia Municipality, the presentation of the new vehicles that are being incorporated into the municipal fleet, acquired with own funds with an investment of 1.5 billion pesos.
These are two waste collection trucks, two light utility vehicles, one dump truck, and three motorcycles that join the crawler excavator that was acquired last November.
Present were the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López; the Undersecretary of Public Services Roberto Oscar Ramírez; the Director of Traffic and Transport Emanuel Galli, and the Director of Workshops and Warehouse Rubén Cardoso.
INVESTMENT DESTINED FOR THE RESIDENTS
Azcué pointed out that “this is part of the investment that was made during 2024, of 1.5 billion pesos,” highlighting that it was carried out “at a time of great difficulty, in the midst of a significant crisis that we have gone through due to the drop in tax collection,” but that it was achieved thanks “to good administration, to the fact that we have taken care of resources, we were efficient in spending, and we improved administrative processes.”
“This has been acquired with public resources, with the taxes that people pay, which is why we want to show our residents what the resources are invested in,” affirmed Azcué.
Finally, the Mayor of Concordia highlighted that “there is a lot of work here from different areas of the Municipality that have understood the message I have given them from the beginning, which is to manage with austerity, with great responsibility, in order to be able to put it on the street,” he pointed out.
OPERATIONS
For his part, the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López confirmed that “the vehicles leave from here and can already be put into operation. They will begin to provide service because the renewal of machinery is a permanent necessity,” giving as an example that in the waste collection area there are vehicles “that have already completed their cycle.”
López joined in what was stated by the mayor, affirming that the purchase of these vehicles, which will perform functions in different departments of the Municipality, is the product “of the effort and an austere administration focused on what the community needs.”
During this Friday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué carried out, in front of the Concordia Municipality, the presentation of the new vehicles that are being incorporated into the municipal fleet, acquired with own funds with an investment of 1.5 billion pesos.
These are two waste collection trucks, two light utility vehicles, one dump truck, and three motorcycles that join the crawler excavator that was acquired last November.
Present were the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López; the Undersecretary of Public Services Roberto Oscar Ramírez; the Director of Traffic and Transport Emanuel Galli, and the Director of Workshops and Warehouse Rubén Cardoso.
INVESTMENT DESTINED FOR THE RESIDENTS
Azcué pointed out that “this is part of the investment that was made during 2024, of 1.5 billion pesos,” highlighting that it was carried out “at a time of great difficulty, in the midst of a significant crisis that we have gone through due to the drop in tax collection,” but that it was achieved thanks “to good administration, to the fact that we have taken care of resources, we were efficient in spending, and we improved administrative processes.”
“This has been acquired with public resources, with the taxes that people pay, which is why we want to show our residents what the resources are invested in,” affirmed Azcué.
Finally, the Mayor of Concordia highlighted that “there is a lot of work here from different areas of the Municipality that have understood the message I have given them from the beginning, which is to manage with austerity, with great responsibility, in order to be able to put it on the street,” he pointed out.
OPERATIONS
For his part, the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López confirmed that “the vehicles leave from here and can already be put into operation. They will begin to provide service because the renewal of machinery is a permanent necessity,” giving as an example that in the waste collection area there are vehicles “that have already completed their cycle.”
López joined in what was stated by the mayor, affirming that the purchase of these vehicles, which will perform functions in different departments of the Municipality, is the product “of the effort and an austere administration focused on what the community needs.”