Public service operation hours in Itapetininga and Tatuí will be affected during the Carnival holiday, with some services remaining closed until Thursday, February 19.
The municipalities of Itapetininga and Tatuí in São Paulo are adjusting their public service operations due to the Carnival holiday celebrated between February 14 and February 17. While critical services such as the Fire Department, Mobile Emergency Service (Samu), and Municipal Emergency Room will remain operational, many public agencies and health services will be temporarily closed.
In Itapetininga, several municipal departments, including public health services and vaccination sites, will pause their activities. The closures mean that residents will not have access to certain essential services during the holiday period. These agencies are expected to resume normal operations on Thursday, February 19, signaling a brief respite for local government employees in line with the festive atmosphere of Carnival.
The announcement also highlights the importance of planning ahead for residents needing assistance during the holiday, as essential services are limited. With the carnival festivities approaching, residents need to be informed about these changes in order to avoid any inconvenience. The significance of such announcements emphasizes local governance's role in helping the community navigate holiday schedules and operational changes.
