Mayor Francisco Azcué toured the works being carried out at the intersection of Arruabarrena and La Rioja streets, which are the result of actions agreed upon between the neighborhood residents and the Municipality of Concordia.
“This program that is being developed is a very interesting program because an agreement was reached with the residents. They provided the materials and the municipality provided the labor and execution,” the mayor assured. He specified that “curb and gutter, gravel, and a series of repairs that are truly important for the neighborhood are being carried out.”
He said that the residents “are very happy with what is being done” and mentioned that this program gave rise to the “Mi cuadra Progresa" program, “which is something we are also advancing in, which has another modality that has more to do with the contribution for improvement. But the essence, the spirit is the same,” he expressed.
“We are very happy with the entire Urban Development team,” he remarked and added that “working here in the neighborhoods is what the residents ask of us. They ask us to take care of the streets, to take care of providing good services, and we listen to the people,” he assured. “We are putting more and more resources into fixing the streets, into doing these types of works, which generate better conditions, which improve the quality of life of our residents,” he expressed.
Finally, he stated: “we are very happy, we love being here, we love coming to the neighborhoods, and we love being in the territory accompanying our staff.”
“This program that is being developed is a very interesting program because an agreement was reached with the residents. They provided the materials and the municipality provided the labor and execution,” the mayor assured. He specified that “curb and gutter, gravel, and a series of repairs that are truly important for the neighborhood are being carried out.”
He said that the residents “are very happy with what is being done” and mentioned that this program gave rise to the “Mi cuadra Progresa" program, “which is something we are also advancing in, which has another modality that has more to do with the contribution for improvement. But the essence, the spirit is the same,” he expressed.
“We are very happy with the entire Urban Development team,” he remarked and added that “working here in the neighborhoods is what the residents ask of us. They ask us to take care of the streets, to take care of providing good services, and we listen to the people,” he assured. “We are putting more and more resources into fixing the streets, into doing these types of works, which generate better conditions, which improve the quality of life of our residents,” he expressed.
Finally, he stated: “we are very happy, we love being here, we love coming to the neighborhoods, and we love being in the territory accompanying our staff.”