TCE Finds Irregularities at Inactive Landfill in Interior São Paulo, Citing Lack of Fencing and Improper Waste Disposal
TCE encontra irregularidades em aterro sanitário inativo no interior de SP O Tribunal de Contas do Estado (TCE) encontrou diversas irregularidades em um aterro sanitário inativo em Itobi (SP), durante fiscalização, na última quinta-feira (18). Os fiscais acharam lixo comum, vasos sanitários, pneus e restos de podas espalhados. (Assista o vídeo acima). 📱 Siga o g1 São Carlos e Araraquara no Instagram Em algumas áreas, os fiscais encontraram sacos e materiais queimados, além de
The State Audit Court (TCE) has identified multiple irregularities at an inactive landfill in Itobi, São Paulo. During a recent inspection, officials discovered scattered common waste, toilets, tires, and pruning debris. The report highlighted issues such as the lack of proper fencing, improper waste disposal, and insufficient soil monitoring. The site had previously received two citations from the environmental agency Cetesb. The TCE's findings indicate various types of waste were buried in a pit. The mayor acknowledged the issues but stated that efforts were underway to improve the situation, including fencing installation and the use of a private company for waste management since 2023. The TCE's inspection was part of a statewide audit of municipal landfills, with over 80% found to have some form of irregularity.
This audit highlights environmental concerns and regulatory failures at a waste disposal site, impacting public health and safety.
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