Sabesp says it will investigate tariffs on homes without sewage – 09/04/2023 – Panel

In a meeting with federal deputy Tabata Amaral (PSB-SP), the president of Sabesp, André Salcedo, committed to a series of measures to correct problems related to water supply in peripheral regions of São Paulo.

As shown by the Panel, the parliamentarian filed a public civil action and filed a complaint with Procon against Sabesp with the request that the São Paulo sanitation company be prohibited from charging sewage fees to people who live in houses without connection to the collection network in the capital.

In the action, Tabata says that while visiting the favela of Vietnam, in Jabaquara, in the south zone of São Paulo, she witnessed that the community lives with open sewage and even so receives tariffs from Sabesp, which, she says, is abusive and illegal.

At the meeting, representatives of Sabesp said that the company will visit the favela in Vietnam on April 14 and 15 to verify irregular charges and offer social sewage tariffs. In addition, they stated that they will investigate cutting off water at night in peripheral regions and that they will develop a more structured policy for the distribution of water tanks.

Sabesp directors and community leader Mayara Torres also participated in the meeting.

The pessebist is appointed as a likely candidate for São Paulo City Hall next year and has intensified her actions in the city and state. She should face Ricardo Nunes (MDB), Ricardo Salles (PL) and Guilherme Boulos (PSOL) in 2024.

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