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2026-08-02 13:52 UTC → 2026-08-02 21:02 UTC ·
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Campo Grande municipal events & events, recovery & health plans
Throughout 2026 Campo Grande’s municipal Municipal agencies have repeatedly closed streets for community gatherings, Fit Dance sessions, Father’s Day celebrations, street races and traditional arraiás. Drivers were directed to follow detours and reduce speed during closures on March 31‑April 1, again on 31 July‑2 August, and during related events later in the year. After the heavy rainstorm on July 30, the city intensified post‑flood recovery. Repair crews Campo Grande continued extensive post‑rain recovery throughout August 2026. Crews from Sisep filled more than 6,300 potholes with about and applied roughly 800 tonnes of asphalt and resurfaced over 10,800 m² of pavement. Work expanded to the districts of across neighborhoods such as Jardim Alto Panamá, Lar do Trabalhador, São Jorge da Lagoa, Chácara dos Poderes, Vila Popular and additional neighborhoods such as Popular, Vila Carlota, Albuquerque, Ieda, Olinda and the Gury Marques avenue. Mayor Adriane Lopes inspected the sites, emphasizing that work, stressing the municipality remains mobilized city’s commitment to restore circulation and improve quality of life. circulation. The Vira CG Saúde mobile diagnostic unit kept operating, providing delivering up to 120 examinations per day—including day, including ultrasounds and tomography—to tomography, for residents such as like retiree Amâncio Cabral. On Sunday, August 2, 1 August, the city’s traffic authority transport agency Agetran closed again blocked Rua 7 de Setembro, Rua José Antônio and partially blocked part of Rua Fernando Corrêa de Costa for the “Agosto Lilás: Corra Por Elas” women’s women’s‑violence awareness run, directing motorists to alternative routes on Rua Joaquim Murtinho and Avenida Afonso Pena while maintaining public‑transport service. service and posting detour routes. The same day municipality launched a low‑humidity alert warned public consultation on the proposed Hospital for the Elderly, seeking community input on traffic and urban‑infrastructure impacts ahead of temperatures up to 31 °C. a September hearing. Economic data for the first half of 2026 showed a net increase of 3,541 formal jobs, driven largely mainly by services and public‑works investment. construction projects.