The Corridors of Excellence project implements an urban services initiative in Humaitá.

Maintenance work coordinated by the South Zone Subprefecture will be carried out on Rua Miguel Pereira - Jonas Monteiro / South Zone Subprefecture

The South Zone Subprefecture, in conjunction with the Botafogo Local Executive Management (GEL), launched another edition of the Corridors of Excellence Program this Wednesday (September 16th) in Humaitá. The action concentrates teams and services from different municipal agencies along the entire length of Rua Miguel Pereira, with an intensive three-day operation that will continue until Friday (September 18th).

Urban maintenance services will be carried out, such as street cleaning and washing, unclogging drains and sewers, tree pruning, enforcement against illegal parking, maintenance of public lighting, and conservation repairs, bringing together various work fronts in the same area.

The initiative involves the integrated work of Comlurb (Rio de Janeiro's municipal cleaning company), the Municipal Secretariat for Conservation, Rioluz (Rio's lighting company), CET-Rio (Rio de Janeiro's traffic engineering company), and the Municipal Guard, with the teams coordinating and the region's needs being monitored by the South Zone Subprefecture.

"With the Corridors of Excellence, we were able to bring together different actions in a single mobilization in the same public space. This integration reduces the need for new interventions and, consequently, the impacts on the routine of those who live or circulate in the area," explained Pedro Angelito, sub-mayor of the South Zone.

This integration reduces the number of interventions on the street and, consequently, the impacts on the daily lives of those who live or circulate in the area.

Last week, the program was on Rua Almirante Tamandaré, in Flamengo, providing integrated urban cleaning and maintenance services.

The Corridors of Excellence program schedule already serves different neighborhoods in the South Zone throughout the year. Each week, a specific street receives the services in a concentrated manner, based on requests made by the population through the 1746 Call Center and through monitoring carried out by the South Zone Subprefecture teams.