Campo Grande expands pothole repair operations to twelve work fronts

The City of Campo Grande has expanded its pothole repair operations by increasing the number of active work fronts from seven to twelve. This expansion follows the signing of service orders for five new work fronts through the Intermunicipal Consortium for Sustainable Development of the Central Region of Mato Grosso do Sul (Consórcio Central).

Starting Monday, the additional teams will assist the Municipal Secretariat of Infrastructure and Public Services (Sisep) in covering the city's seven regions. The new schedule includes work in several neighborhoods, such as Jardim Panamá, Coophatrabalho, Jardim das Perdizes, Rouxinóis, Universitário, Aero Rancho, Jardim Presidente, Parati, São Lourenço, Santo Antônio, Vila Planalto, Cruzeiro, and Jardim Nhanha.

Mayor Adriane Lopes stated that the expansion is a direct response to the city's road maintenance needs. The initiative aims to intensify road recovery efforts and improve traffic conditions across the capital.