Palmas municipal projects focus on infrastructure and community services

The City of Palmas is advancing several municipal projects aimed at infrastructure modernization and community support. In the Arno 33 Fair area, the Municipal Secretariat of Infrastructure and Housing has begun preparing land for new parking lots on alamedas 19 and 26. This project, which is over 85% complete, is part of a broader modernization effort by the Municipal Secretariat of Economic Development and Entrepreneurship and is expected to be delivered later this year.

Additionally, the second edition of the Palmas Acolhe initiative is scheduled to take place at the Instituto Tornar in the Lago Norte sector. Organized by the Municipal Extraordinary Secretariat of Institutional Relations, the event will provide free services in health, culture, citizenship, and animal welfare. Health services include rapid testing for sexually transmitted infections, medical consultations, reproductive planning, and vaccinations. The Federal University of Tocantins will also participate, offering blood pressure monitoring and educational guidance on diabetes and hypertension.