Government delivers another waterfront in Marapanim, strengthening tourism and quality of life
The work, which joins the restructuring of the waterfronts of Marudazinho and Monte Alegre do Maú, benefits more than 28,000 people
To meet the demands of residents and tourists, ensuring new suitable points for leisure and cultural activities, and also generating jobs and income, the Government of Pará will deliver, on Sunday morning (6), the new Waterfront of Marapanim, in the Guamá Integration Region. It is the third waterfront delivered by the State in the municipality since 2019, and will benefit more than 28,000 residents.
"The investments of the Government of Pará in waterfront works transform the landscape and boost the economic potential of the municipalities in Pará. These interventions also value the history of our cities and provide not only more leisure for residents and visitors but also a significant improvement in the quality of life of the population, creating an environment conducive to job and income growth," emphasizes the State Secretary of Public Works, Ruy Cabral.
With services executed by the State Secretary of Public Works (Seop), the Waterfront of Marapanim features a pier, snack bar, restrooms, kiosks, deck, new concrete ramp, and lighting system with LED lamps, in addition to a concrete protective wall. The investment from the state treasury totals R$ 4,373,176.11.
More investments – Since 2019, the Government of Pará has delivered 23 waterfront works in municipalities, including Bagre, Barcarena, Bragança, Colares, Curuçá, Peixe-Boi, Salinópolis, Salvaterra, Breu Branco, Igarapé-Miri, Irituia, Muaná, Tucuruí, Augusto Corrêa, Santarém, Quatipuru, Afuá, and São Caetano de Odivelas. In addition to the waterfront in the urban center, Marapanim has already received the same restructuring in the Villages of Marudazinho and Monte Alegre do Maú.
Investments in waterfronts continue with works in 12 more municipalities: Acará, Aurora do Pará, Bujaru, Cachoeira do Arari, Ourém, Rio Maria, Salinópolis, São Domingos do Capim, Breves, and Porto de Moz.
