Goiânia Mayor Sandro Mabel reports fiscal recovery and infrastructure investments

Goiânia Mayor Sandro Mabel has outlined several administrative and fiscal developments for the city. Following a period of significant debt and fiscal instability, the municipal administration reported a surplus of R$ 1.2 billion at the end of 2025, achieving a Capag A+ classification. The administration projects R$ 4 billion in investments through 2028, with R$ 670 million already invested in the first eight months of 2026.

Key sectoral updates include:

Health: The city inaugurated the Servidor Health Center at the Paço Municipal to provide multidisciplinary care, including mental health and urgent care, for municipal employees. Additionally, the Santa Casa de Misericórdia de Goiânia is undergoing R$ 4.2 million in renovations to modernize wards and surgical sectors.

Education: The administration claims to have created 10,000 new school vacancies and invested over R$ 500 million through the Financial Autonomy Program for educational institutions. Technological upgrades include the distribution of 15,000 tablets and the installation of nearly 2,000 digital whiteboards.

Urban Services: The Companhia de Urbanização de Goiânia (Comurg) has undergone restructuring to reduce monthly payroll expenses by R$ 3 million. This reorganization aims to increase urban maintenance efficiency, reporting a 400% increase in zeladoria services.