Governor Jorginho Mello Announces Strategic Investments in Brazil's Alto Vale do Rio do Peixe Region

Strategic Insights -

Brazilian Governor Jorginho Mello visited Cacador on Thursday, the 18th, to unveil investments aimed at bolstering infrastructure and economic development in the Alto Vale do Rio do Peixe region. Key announcements included the authorization for the bidding process of a 110-kilometer highway connecting Cacador, Calmon, Timbo Grande, and Canoinhas, as well as an agreement to modernize the Dr. Carlos Alberto da Costa Neves Regional Airport. These initiatives are part of the Estrada Boa program, which is transforming Santa Catarina's highway network.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Estrada Boa program will fund the construction of a 110-kilometer highway connecting Cacador, Calmon, Timbo Grande, and Canoinhas, passing through the SC-459, SC-340, and SC-120 highways.
  • The highway project will be made possible through the Estrada Boa program, which aims to transform Santa Catarina's highway network.
  • An agreement was signed between the State Government and the City of Cacador to renovate the passenger terminal and install the Air Navigation Aid System at the Dr. Carlos Alberto da Costa Neves Regional Airport, with an investment of R$1.8 million.
  • The modernization of the airport is expected to enhance security, improve logistics, and stimulate the region's economic growth.
  • The project will benefit not only the municipality of Cacador but the entire state of Santa Catarina.

Statistics:

  • The highway project will cover a distance of 110 kilometers.
  • The Estrada Boa program aims to transform Santa Catarina's highway network.
  • The renovation of the passenger terminal and installation of the Air Navigation Aid System at the Dr. Carlos Alberto da Costa Neves Regional Airport will cost R$1.8 million.
  • The highway project connects four municipalities: Cacador, Calmon, Timbo Grande, and Canoinhas.

Sources:

  • Estado de Santa Catarina: "Governo do Estado anuncia investimentos estratégicos para o Alto Vale do Rio do Peixe em Cacador"