Day of the Patron Saint Senhor Bom Jesus of Arujá changes the functioning of services Disclosure/City Hall of Arujá The holiday for the day of Senhor Bom Jesus, patron saint of Arujá, is this Thursday (6), and will change the functioning of public services in the municipality. (check below) ? City Hall does not have opening hours on Thursday (6) and Friday (7). Service will resume on Monday (10). The suspension also applies to Procon, Fácil Arujá and other municipal bodies. ? Click to follow the g1 Mogi das Cruzes e Suzano channel on WhatsApp According to the municipal administration, the Central Emergency Service (PA), the Barreto Municipal Emergency Service (PAM) and Pró-Criança operate normally, with 24-hour service. Free markets and garbage collection continue without changes. Basic Health Units (UBSs) are closed on Thursday and Friday. Services will resume on Monday morning.
Patron saint's holiday alters the functioning of public services in Arujá; see what opens and closes
Day of the Patron Saint Senhor Bom Jesus of Arujá changes the functioning of services Disclosure/City Hall of Arujá The holiday for the day of Senhor Bom Jesus, patron saint of Arujá, is this Thursday (6), and will...
Poupatempo, the INSS agency, the Post Office, banks and lottery outlets do not work on Thursday and reopen on Friday. The Sabesp branch also closes on holidays and opens again on Friday. Emergency services remain available by calling 0800 011 9911. Elektro follows the same schedule, with assistance for emergency incidents by calling 0800 701 0103. Municipal schools remain closed on Thursday and Friday, with classes returning on Monday. The parks Parque dos Ipês, Parque Cidade Natureza, in Jordanópolis, and Bosque do Real remain open during the period. In case of emergency, the population can call the Military Police on 190, the Municipal Civil Guard on 153 or the 153 Cidadão app, the Civil Defense on 199 and the Civil Police on Hotline 181. Watch more news from Alto Tietê
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