On October 16, 2026, the Sergipe state government announced plans to complete 17 public works projects by December, reporting investments of R$36,958,179.43 and coverage of 14 municipalities. According to the State Secretariat for Urban Development and Infrastructure (Sedurbi), seven projects were receiving final adjustments, four were expected to finish by November and six by December. These are government-reported stages and forecasts, not independently verified handovers.
Which projects are listed
Reportedly almost complete, undergoing final adjustments; no individual opening dates were provided.
- Aracaju: Colina do Santo Antônio: renovation and urban improvements under Viva.SE.
- Carmópolis: Parque das Mangueiras: rehabilitation works.
- Boquim: Vigário Cravo Square: renovation.
- Laranjeiras: Praça da Bandeira: renovation.
- Simão Dias: Central medians in Mata do Peru village: improvements.
- Simão Dias: Manoel Ferreira housing complex: new public square.
- Itabi: Boa Hora village: sports court renovation and expansion.
Completion forecast by the end of November 2026.
- Capela: Manoel Cardoso Square: renovation.
- Feira Nova: Heribaldo Vieira Square: renovation.
- Simão Dias: Conjunto Centenário Square: rehabilitation.
- Tomar do Geru: Market: renovation, expansion and surrounding improvements.
Completion forecast by December 2026.
- Canindé do São Francisco: Cuiabá village: new public square.
- Canindé do São Francisco: Curituba village: new public square.
- Canindé do São Francisco: Paulo Afonso Avenue: urban improvements.
- Maruim: Ganhamoroba River: cleaning and sediment removal.
- Rosário do Catete: Abílio Curvelo cinema-theater: works on the cultural venue.
- São Francisco: Maria Joselina Santos Araújo Street: major and local drainage works.
What remains unverified
The announcement lists 14 municipalities, including Santa Luzia do Itanhy, but does not clearly identify a specific project in that municipality within its descriptive list. The locations below follow a reading of the announced schedule, whose links between some public facilities and municipalities are not supported by a project-by-project table. The notice also lacks individual completion percentages, contract numbers, measurement certificates, disbursements or acceptance records. It therefore cannot independently establish the physical or financial progress or actual handover of all 17 projects.
What the projects could change
The works cover public squares, a sports court, a market, a cultural venue, drainage, river sediment removal and urban improvements. If completed and opened for public use, they could expand recreation spaces, access to public facilities and drainage infrastructure. These are intended or potential benefits, not measured outcomes.
How to verify future updates
Sedurbi is the source of the October 16 schedule. The state transparency portal provides an ongoing works dashboard, but the page viewed carried a May 4, 2026 update and did not permit project-by-project verification of all 17 works. The April Acelera Sergipe report concerns a broader project portfolio and does not prove completion of this particular group. Subsequent records identifying each project, contracts, measurements and completion dates are required to establish handover.
