Comlurb teams removed 128,2 tons of waste from the streets during the first round of the 2022 Election in the city of Rio de Janeiro. The company worked with a total of 2.225 street cleaners and 312 urban cleaning agents, who worked before, during and after the election in the vicinity of all polling stations in the city's 46 electoral zones.
The operational planning included two groups: one with 666 street cleaners starting at 6 am, and the second, with 1.559 street cleaners, which began work at 17 pm. Comlurb worked with 43 compactor trucks, eight large sweepers, four compact sweepers and 112 blowers, which helped with the mechanized sweeping service and removal of all electoral propaganda material. The hydraulic washing of the streets involved 13 water tankers and nine motor pumps with reused water. Routine maintenance in the municipality continued to be carried out normally throughout Sunday.
