The actions will be developed on four axes: coexistence, transit, cleanliness and beaches.
Coexistence teams, with inspectors and police, will visit authorized events and public spaces to control normal development, compliance with regulations and proper use of community areas.
Citizens can report situations that affect coexistence by calling 1950 5000. In the event of events that endanger the physical integrity of people or property, call 911.
The transit operation will work on both days, with spirometry and THC controls. It will also operate a winch to remove vehicles in violation. It is important to remember that you cannot consume alcohol and drive. In the event of a positive spirometry, a significant fine will be applied and the book will be withdrawn for six months, in addition to hoisting the vehicle if nobody is able to drive it.
Both 24 and 25 the lifeguard service will work on the authorized beaches, from 8 to 20. The work will be reinforced by sailors from the Ministry of National Defense hired by the Administration.
Responsible use of the beach is requested, with special care for girls and boys. Do not go down with glass bottles or enter the water if you have drunk alcohol. It is also urged to collaborate in the maintenance of the coastal zone, leaving no waste.
