Reform of Santa Paula Mortuary Chapel finally starts in PG
Reform of Santa Paula Mortuary Chapel begins on Wednesday (11) in Ponta Grossa, after long wait by residents

The refurbishment of the mortuary chapel of Santa Paula, in Ponta Grossa, began on Wednesday (11). The arrival of the company responsible for the execution of the services was announced during the morning, bringing a news awaited by the residents of the region.
The start of the works represents an important advance for the community, which for approximately two years had been waiting for the recovery of the space used for funerals and family farewells.
In a video released on Wednesday, a representative of the community confirmed the arrival of the professionals and celebrated the beginning of the work.
"Today, Wednesday, the 11th, I want to announce to you that the renovation of the Mortuary Chapel is beginning today," he said.
Community celebrates the start of reform
The recovery of the mortuary chapel of Santa Paula was an ancient claim of the residents, who showed concern about the conditions of conservation of the property.
During the announcement, the representative highlighted the satisfaction in following the beginning of the services.
“The company that will do it has just entered here in the chapel and is starting to do the long awaited work,” he said.
He also stressed the expectation that the reform will provide a renewed structure to serve families in the region.
"There comes a new Mortuary Chapel for the neighborhood of Santa Paula, with great pride and happiness," he celebrated.
Space should receive improvements
The Mortuary Chapel of the Santa Paula is an important public equipment for the residents of the region, especially for offering a space destined for the realization of farewell ceremonies.
In recent months, the conditions of conservation of the property have generated complaints from the community, which charged measures to ensure a more adequate and dignified environment for families.
With the start of the reform, the expectation is that the structural and maintenance problems will be solved, allowing the space to return to serve the population in better conditions.
Despite the confirmation of the start of the works, the value of the investment, the services that will be executed and the expected deadline for the completion of the reform have not yet been officially disclosed.
The community is now awaiting the progress of the works and the future delivery of the revitalized Mortar Chapel of the Santa Paula.
























