Urban planning

The transformation and strengthening of security in Alvorada do not stop. Today we signed the order to begin construction of the city's Public Security Complex, which has left behind the stigma of suffering imposed on its population by crime to become a symbol of the decline in crime in RS, with reductions of more than 80% in homicides and vehicle robberies. R$ 35.4 million will be invested by the State in a modern facility that will expand the presence of the public authorities in a strategic area of the municipality. The new complex will bring together, in a single space, the 24th Battalion of @brigadamilitar_, the 1st District Police Station and the Homicide and Protection of Persons Police Station of @policiacivilrs. This integration strengthens joint work among the security forces, speeds up the exchange of information and makes police operations even more efficient. We are also investing in better working conditions for our public servants, with infrastructure designed to improve the delivery of services and provide the population with more modern, dignified and effective assistance. This project is part of RS Seguro and adds to the investments of the Integrated Urban Project (PUI) Umbu, bringing more security, urban development and opportunities to the community. This is how we build lasting peace: with the presence of the State, planning and investments that transform people's lives.

I am totally in favor of some spots in big cities being authorized to do what is done here in Times Square: become a tourist attraction, a place where people end up gathering.

I am against graffiti/tagging, which is what remains.

In Brazil, unfortunately, no one is punished.

Now prohibiting putting up these illuminated signs, especially if it's for a few blocks, nothing against it.

If we can speak of legacy-building, the center project is legacy-building through and through.

And now it's time for us to reclaim it.

But there was another legacy that was important: the revitalization of the downtown.