
On Sunday (4), the first round of the 2026 Elections, Juiz de Fora changes municipal service schedules: public transport operates on a weekday basis, UPAs and emergency services operate 24 hours a day, while cultural facilities such as the Mariano Procópio Museum remain closed.
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In the first round of the 2026 Elections, municipal services in Juiz de Fora adjust their opening hours to meet electoral demand and guarantee essential services.
Mariano Procópio Museum is closed this Sunday (4) — Photo: Juliana Netto/g1
The opening hours of cultural facilities and municipal services may be changed this Sunday (4), due to the first round of the 2026 Elections.
g1 listed what will open and what will close. Check it out below.
🚌 Bus
Public transport in Juiz de Fora maintains the free service, already offered on Sundays. However, due to the first round of elections, the service will operate with a frequency compatible with that practiced on business days.
🐸Botanical Garden
Not open this Sunday. On Monday (5), the space remains closed for maintenance. Activities return on Tuesday (6), from 8am to 5pm, with entry until 4pm.
🏦 City Hall Services
Health
Urgency and Emergency Services will operate 24 hours a day this Sunday:
Emergency Care Units (UPAs);
Northeast Emergency Care;
Emergency Child Care (PAI);
Eastern Regional;
Emergency Hospital (HPS) Dr. Mozart Teixeira;
Hospital Vacancy Regulation Center.
Civil Defense
Service will be 24 hours. In case of emergency, the population should call 199.
Municipal Guard
The Monitoring and Operations Center (CMO) operates 24 hours a day, with support on 153.
Cesama
Teams from the Municipal Sanitation Company (Cesama) will be on duty. Requests can be made by calling 115 or 0800 115 3232.
Demlurb
The Municipal Department of Urban Cleaning (Demlurb) will have teams on duty for any assistance related to rain situations or alerts.
Popular Restaurants
They work exclusively to serve homeless people already registered with the service.
Cultural equipment
Will be closed:
Lajinha Park;
Municipal Park;
Mariano Procópio Museum;
Center for the Preservation of Black Memory;
CEU Square: the secretariat will not be open to the public, but the courts will be available for community use.
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