The governing team of the La Granada City Council has announced that it will not raise any of the fiscal ordinances for 2027, thus maintaining the same fiscal pressure on citizens and ensuring the quality of public services without increasing household expenses.
This measure is the result of the active search for subsidies and external funds, efficient resource management, and the success of projects like the Door-to-Door selective waste collection, which has helped avoid penalties and reduce costs.
The tax freeze has been possible thanks to the constant work of the governing team to secure external financing and the optimization of its own resources, despite the context of widespread inflation.
The consolidation of the Door-to-Door selective collection model has been key, as citizen commitment has led to increased selective collection rates and a drastic reduction in residual waste, thus avoiding high penalties.
The proposal was approved in a plenary session with the affirmative votes of Entesa per la Granada and Junts per la Granada, and the abstention of the councilor from the PSC.
The governing team, led by mayor Joan Amat, reinforces its commitment to improving La Granada through intelligent resource management and citizen collaboration.
