The Secretary of Urban Development, Osvaldo Pérez Hatoum, met with the heads of the urban hygiene cooperatives that will begin joint work with the municipality.
“The objective of this meeting was to bring positions closer and coordinate the areas where each group of cooperatives will work. To get to know the different groups of workers, and to establish orderly administrative and accounting criteria so that no issues arise in the contracting of the services that we are going to start implementing. We were accompanied by a large group of people, for the most part groups that were already working and that continued with the activity they had been developing, and also new groups that joined this urban hygiene campaign,” indicated Pérez Hatoum.
Regarding the start of the cooperatives' activities in the city, the official reported that it will be Monday, March 4th. “On that date, we would have all the groups working throughout the entire city. Not only addressing the historic center and the downtown area, but all the sections that we have already established, covering 100% of the city. Both in areas where the streets are paved and unpaved.”
Different areas that depend on the Secretariat of Urban Development participated in the meeting and will have a role in the work that each of the cooperatives will carry out starting next week.
“The objective of this meeting was to bring positions closer and coordinate the areas where each group of cooperatives will work. To get to know the different groups of workers, and to establish orderly administrative and accounting criteria so that no issues arise in the contracting of the services that we are going to start implementing. We were accompanied by a large group of people, for the most part groups that were already working and that continued with the activity they had been developing, and also new groups that joined this urban hygiene campaign,” indicated Pérez Hatoum.
Regarding the start of the cooperatives' activities in the city, the official reported that it will be Monday, March 4th. “On that date, we would have all the groups working throughout the entire city. Not only addressing the historic center and the downtown area, but all the sections that we have already established, covering 100% of the city. Both in areas where the streets are paved and unpaved.”
Different areas that depend on the Secretariat of Urban Development participated in the meeting and will have a role in the work that each of the cooperatives will carry out starting next week.