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João Pessoa road maintenance, cemetery prep, and mobility

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The municipal Secretariat of Infrastructure (Seinfra) has ~~maintained~~ continued its weekly “tapa-buraco” road-maintenance ~~program through mid-2024, addressing potholes, drainage, and public lighting across numerous neighborhoods~~ program. As of late July 2026, operations have extended to 50 neighborhoods, including ~~Cruz das Armas,~~ Jardim Cidade Universitária, Mangabeira, Bessa, Castelo Branco, Alto do Mateus, and ~~Bessa.~~ Centro. These efforts involve repairing potholes, cleaning drainage galleries, and maintaining public lighting. Residents can request these services via the “João Pessoa na Palma da Mão” mobile app. In ~~addition to road maintenance,~~ preparation for Father's Day, the municipal government ~~is focusing on seasonal preparations and urban mobility. The Urban Development Secretariat (Sedurb) and the Municipal Cleaning Urban Autarchy (Emlur) have prepared~~ has implemented special measures for public cemeteries, such as Senhor da Boa Sentença and Santa ~~Catarina, for Father's Day.~~ Catarina. To accommodate an expected 40,000 visitors, the ~~city has scheduled~~ Urban Development Secretariat (Sedurb), the Municipal Cleaning Urban Autarchy (Emlur), and Seinfra have coordinated cleaning, landscaping, and repairs. Cemeteries will be open from 6:00 to 17:00. Scheduled activities include religious services and health monitoring, ~~including~~ such as blood pressure and glucose ~~checks. Security~~ checks, particularly for ~~these activities~~ the elderly. Security is being reinforced by the Military Police, the Metropolitan Civil Guard, and the Municipal Urban Security and Citizenship Secretariat. ~~Furthermore,~~ Additionally, the João Pessoa City Hall is advancing urban mobility projects. With support from the French Development Agency (AFD), the city is developing Bus Rapid System (BRS) corridors and integration terminals along several major avenues, including Epitácio Pessoa and 02 de Fevereiro.

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