La Romana, R.D. – After facing questions and attacks from critical sectors, Mayor Eduardo Kery Metivier has begun to receive recognition and praise for his management of the City Council of the Municipality of La Romana, where various community leaders highlight significant advances in infrastructure and services.
So far in its term, the current municipal administration has executed important projects aimed at improving the quality of life of the people of Romana, including the paving of several roads, the strengthening and streamlining of the garbage collection service, the remodeling of parks, the construction of sidewalks and curbs, as well as the construction of speed bumps at strategic points in the city.
To those who have minimized the impact of the asphalting, pointing out that it is an execution of the Ministry of Public Works, the mayor explained that for these interventions to materialize, it is necessary for the council to comply with a series of technical and administrative requirements.
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“If the necessary conditions are not managed and prepared from the municipality, the works will not materialize,” he expressed. Metivier, popularly known as “El Cambia Rostro,” has reiterated his commitment to continue working hand in hand with the central government and the communities to continue promoting local development.
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Residents and community leaders agree that, despite initial criticism, the results are beginning to be visible, consolidating a management that is committed to urban transformation and collective well-being in La Romana.
