The city of Jundiaí will adjust its public services during the Carnival holiday, with some services remaining operational while others will be closed until post-holiday.
Carnival celebrations from Saturday, February 14 to Tuesday, February 17 will lead to some changes in public services in Jundiaí, São Paulo. The local government has announced that essential services such as hospitals, urgent care units, garbage collection, and funeral services will continue to operate without interruption throughout the holiday period. However, many administrative sectors will be on recess from Saturday to Tuesday, resuming normal operations on Wednesday, February 18.
Specific municipal services that will cease operations include the City Hall and various external municipal secretariats, Procon (the consumer protection agency), and the Social Solidarity Fund (FUNSS). These departments will not be available for public service during the Carnival holiday, which reflects a common practice within Brazilian municipalities to accommodate the festive season while ensuring that critical services are still available.
On a limited note, only specific recreational facilities will remain open on Tuesday, February 17, such as the CECE Nicolino de Lucca (Bolão) and CECE Sororoca, indicating a focus on community engagement even during holidays. The adjustments made by the local government emphasize the importance of balancing holiday festivities with the need for essential public services, reinforcing Jundiaí's commitment to its residents' well-being during festive times.
