Guamúchil, Sinaloa.- The neighbors of the Las Garzas colony reported no complaints in the quality of the services, nor in the service of drinking water and sewerage. Not in the garbage collection or in drainage. Apparently its approval deserves a 10.In the constant visits made by this medium to colonies and communities it is not common for the inhabitants to rate with a 10 quality of services, but in this colony there was no request to the authorities to receive some attention on Olmeca Street.
On the subject of street lighting, it was commented that there is good lighting and when faults have occurred and the City Council is notified they have received a prompt response. But one detail was mentioned that has to do with the part that falls to those who reside in this sector: the culture of cleanliness. That’s how one of the neighbors exposed it. Neighboring Maria Gastélum, who was sweeping a part of her street, commented that the only problem that arises is that the streets are dirty because the culture of the neighbors is lacking in taking responsibility for their space, so she takes the initiative to carry out the cleaning of a part of her street.
On Olmeca Street we could see the lack of culture of cleanliness. / Photograph: Matías Rodríguez EL DEBATE
A point that is very important to mention, because the conditions in which the city is located is the responsibility of all and just as the citizen demands of its authorities, it is also necessary for the city to do its part. Some of the services found in this colony is a secondary school, which is certainly of great benefit to residents of surrounding colonies. But a few meters from this campus is a dump of rubbish that grows over time, where people throw away debris and all kinds of debris. A request that has been made repeatedly to the municipal authorities but which so far has not received a response to address this public health problem, because of the proximity in which the dump is located.
