The Instituto Ágata has released the preliminary results of the competition held for the Municipal Civil Guard and traffic agent positions at the Companhia de Trânsito e Transporte de Macapá (CTMac). The exams took place on February 1 in the capital, attracting around 18,000 applicants for 160 available positions. The breakdown of openings includes 100 for municipal guards, 20 for musician guards, and 40 for traffic agents, indicating a significant interest in these public service roles.

As per the official announcement, the initial call will see 60 municipal guards, 10 musician guards, and 20 traffic agents invited to join. This initiative is part of a broader effort by the municipal government to bolster its workforce and enhance public safety and transportation services in Macapá. The public now has access to detailed schedules regarding the competition, which outlines key dates for registration and testing to facilitate applicant participation.

The overall goal of this competition is to strengthen the Municipal Civil Guard's capacity, thereby increasing the number of qualified agents available to serve the community. This move is expected to improve public safety measures in the region and ensure better traffic management, demonstrating the local government's commitment to addressing urban challenges through the recruitment of dedicated personnel in vital community roles.