
The City Hall only authorizes cleaning and maintenance services in municipal cemeteries until November 1st, suspending works such as construction and painting, to prepare the spaces for All Souls' Day, with the expectation of 20 thousand visitors at the São João Batista Cemetery and 8 thousand at the Campal Cemetery.
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The City Hall sets a deadline for completing works in municipal cemeteries to prepare the spaces for All Souls' Day, celebrated on November 2nd.
To date, interventions such as construction, application of coverings, painting and repairs in graves are authorized.
After the deadline, only washing of tombs and polishing of bronze pieces will be allowed.
The temporary suspension of works is part of the preparation of municipal cemeteries for All Souls' Day, celebrated on November 2nd.
In the period leading up to the date, teams intensify cleaning, maintenance and organization of spaces to welcome visitors.
The expectation is for great movement in the two municipal cemeteries during All Souls' Day. At the São João Batista Municipal Cemetery, approximately 20 thousand people are expected. At the Campal Cemetery, the forecast is for around 8 thousand visitors.
The City Hall's guidance is for families who intend to carry out renovations or repairs to plan to complete the services within the established deadline.
For more information, residents can contact the cemetery administrations directly. The telephone number for the São João Batista Municipal Cemetery is (18) 3908-3644. For Cemitério Campal, the service is by phone (18) 3909-2244.

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