Tapa-Buraco CPI holds first meeting and should hear from the impacted population in Campo Grande

The Tapa-Buraco Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPI) held, this Monday (9), the first meeting to align the investigation phases on the service carried out in Campo Grande. The meeting brought together five councilors who are part of the committee at the City Council.

The commission was opened to investigate suspected irregularities in contracts and in the execution of asphalt restoration services in the capital.

According to the president of the CPI, Luiza Ribeiro (PT), the final report of the work must be delivered by April 22, 2027. In the coming days, councilors will begin to hear from people and companies that have been impacted by holes in the city's roads, according to the president. The date has not yet been set.

"We have already approved the work plan, the processing schedule for this CPI. We will have document request actions, hearing actions, analysis and even inspection actions, sharing information with other bodies that are concomitant with other phases", explains the councilor.

Also according to the president of the CPI, the objective is to provide transparency for the pothole filling service in the capital. Among the planned actions are also the creation of an application where the population will be able to register information about potholes on roads and monitor in real time the implementation of pothole filling throughout the city.

Who will be heard

The Commission has not yet defined the names of the people who will be heard, but reported that the order will be as follows:

People and companies from the seven regions of the city impacted by the potholes

Managers and inspectors of each contract carried out in the execution of hole-filling operations

Coordination of pothole filling services

Responsible for the Central MS Consortium

Representatives of contracted companies

Municipal Secretary of Infrastructure and Public Services (Sisep), André de Moura Brandão

Who makes up the CPI

The distribution of posts among the party benches was defined as follows:

President: Luiza Ribeiro – Workers’ Party (PT);

Rapporteur: Dr. Vitor Rocha – Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB);

Members: Dr. Lívio – União Brasil, Beto Avelar – Progressistas (PP) and Leinha – Avante.

Deadlines and messaging channel for residents

The commission will have a statutory term of 120 days, with the possibility of extension.

The Chamber will reactivate a service channel via the WhatsApp application to send population records.

Using the number, residents will be able to send photos, videos and information about pothole filling services that have not been completed or have the pavement detaching. The number was not disclosed.