Cidra gov’t to offer services in neighborhood locale this Saturday

By THE STAR STAFF

The Cidra municipal government will bring its services to the eastern-central town’s Bayamón neighborhood this Saturday as part of the “Mayor’s Office Close to You” initiative, an effort to bring municipal programs and services closer to the communities, Mayor Delvis Pagán Clavijo announced Wednesday.

The event will take place at the neighborhood sports complex court starting at 10 a.m.

“The purpose of this project is to facilitate access to municipal services and address the needs of our people,” the mayor stressed. “We know that not all residents of Cidra can reach the mayor’s office to request services or assistance from the municipal government, due to transportation, work, or personal circumstances, so we decided to bring the services to them in the various communities.”

Throughout the day, the municipality will offer information booths, health clinics, guidance on municipal and state services, and a talk on home gardening. The Advanced Rondalla from Jesús T. Piñero Specialized Music School of Cidra will also perform. The mayor said he will be present to personally assist residents who need information or support.

“I want to hear your concerns and follow up on your requests, because my responsibility is to be available and accessible to our people in every community in Cidra,” Pagán Clavijo said.

The program, which will be visiting other neighborhoods going forward, is part of a strategy to decentralize services and strengthen direct communication with communities.