New ATV service vehicles are being put into service in the Municipality of Kujalleq

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The Municipality of Kujalleq has purchased ten ATVs for service tasks in towns and villages, and they are currently being prepared for use.

To make services in towns and villages more efficient, the Municipality of Kujalleq has purchased ten new ATVs, which will be put into service in the near future.

-Our goal is for the road maintenance departments in all of the municipality’s towns, as well as the waste collection and restroom service staff in the villages, to be equipped with ATVs with trailers. In some villages and towns, the service equipment is very old, and in many places, equipment is being used that is not suitable for the tasks at hand. That is why we have invested in new ATVs to make the service more efficient, says Malik Lundgaard Jensen, Head of the Department of Technology and Environment.

The municipal council has emphasized that businesses in the Municipality of Kujalleq should be used in connection with the procurement of the new ATVs.

“When purchasing the ATVs, we made it a priority to use a company in our municipality. That way, we can ensure more responsive service and avoid long wait times for replacement parts if repairs are needed,” says Mayor Malene Vahl Rasmussen.

The ATVs purchased will be used in Nanortalik, Narsaq, Qaqortoq, Igaliku, Eqalugaarsuit, Aappilattoq, and Tasiusaq.

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