Santo Domingo Oeste City Hall promotes infrastructure works with millionaire investment
The City Hall of Santo Domingo Oeste has taken a decisive step in the modernization of the municipality after delivering nearly 50 million pesos to the engineers in charge of various infrastructure projects. This disbursement represents an advance on the total budget, which amounts to more than 200 million pesos destined for the road and urban transformation of the area.
Mayor Francisco Peña confirmed that construction and renovation work will begin immediately, positively impacting multiple communities that were awaiting these interventions.
Sectors benefiting from the intervention plan
The works program will cover strategic points of the municipality, seeking to optimize the quality of life of its residents. The sectors included in this first stage are:
- El Palmar de Herrera
- Santa Teresita Street (kilometer 13)
- La Lotería Neighborhood in Hato Nuevo
- Manolo Tavares Justo Street in Pueblo Chico
- Esperanza Street in El Limoncillo
- Samán Street in Bella Colina
- Juan Guzmán Sector
The City Council of Santo Domingo Oeste, with the help of the honorable President of the Republic, Luis Abinader, who has an interest in improving the situation of the citizens of our municipality, has collaborated with us so that all these works can be carried out.
Francisco Peña, Mayor of Santo Domingo Oeste
Strengthening waste collection
In addition to infrastructure works, the municipal administration announced a significant improvement in the cleaning service. Next week, the city council will receive a fleet of 32-yard collection trucks, which will be integrated into work routes to reinforce efficiency in solid waste management.
Faced with this operational deployment, Mayor Peña made an appeal to civic awareness, urging residents to maintain hygiene in public spaces. The official emphasized that, although the city council maintains a firm commitment to garbage collection, it is essential that citizens act responsibly and avoid throwing waste in the streets.
