New Basic Health Units

The city of Jaguariúna started the construction of two new Basic Health Units (UBS). The Vargeão and Santo Antônio do Jardim UBSs.

With the construction of these new units, the municipal public health network will be expanded and will serve the population of these neighborhoods, which had been demanding these works for a long time.

Each unit will have approximately 120 m² of built area. The works are the result of an agreement signed between the Municipality of Jaguariúna and the Government of the State of São Paulo, through the Department for Regional Development.

New access to Dr. Adhemar Pereira de Barros

The new access to Rodovia Dr. Adhemar Pereira de Barros (SP-340), at km 133, on the south lane. is already in the construction phase.

The new access will facilitate the return to the north lane and access to the industrial condominium and the Nassif neighborhood, among others. This work is much awaited by the population that travels through the region.

Resurfacing of Avenida Luciano Poltronieri

The first stage of resurfacing work on Avenida Luciano Poltronieri has already been completed. In this first phase, the signaling of the ground, the curb and the planting of seedlings was also completed.

The Municipal Secretariat of Works and Services of Jaguariúna has been working to revitalize the city’s roads and, thus, guarantee the safe mobility of the population, with all the adequate infrastructure.

New Energy Efficiency System at the Municipal Hospital

In March 2023, the new energy efficiency system at Walter Ferrari Municipal Hospital was delivered, as a result of action by the City of Jaguariúna and CPFL Santa Cruz, involving the installation of a photovoltaic system to generate solar energy and the replacement of 1,200 light bulbs for the LED models, thus renewing the internal lighting of the Hospital

According to the concessionaire’s calculations, the new system will generate more than 200 MWh/year, resulting in annual savings of more than R$ 100,000 in electricity and will prevent the emission of about 12.75 tons of CO² per year (equivalent to planting 76 trees).

The project did not entail any costs for the public authorities. The investment, around BRL 765,000, was fully funded by CPFL Santa Cruz, as part of the actions developed by the company in the CPFL nos Hospitais Program, created in 2019.