The enforcement activities on the beaches of Florianópolis have shown extraordinary results for this summer season of the Operation Verão. Data released by the Municipal Secretariat of Security and Public Order indicate a remarkable increase in inspections, fines, and seizures compared to last summer's operational period, which now spans from November to February. The numbers suggest that not only have the operations become more effective, but they also demonstrate a significant enhancement in the management of public space.

The increase in enforcement operations is attributed to the intensified efforts by the Fiscalization of Posturas and Public Services department, which operates daily and focuses on regions with the most complaints. In addition to routine inspections, these operations include integrated actions with other municipal agencies, ensuring a comprehensive approach to managing irregular market activities. The detailed results show that even with a shorter operational time frame this year, the enforcement has surpassed many performance indicators from the previous cycle.

These efforts reflect a strategic and collaborative approach to ensure public order and safety, particularly in tourist-heavy areas during peak seasons. The dramatic increase in the seizure of irregular market carts not only underscores the municipal government's commitment to regulating informal commerce but also highlights broader implications for public policy in urban management and tourism sustainability in the region.