The financial plan includes 2.7 million euros for investments, an increase of 750,000 euros compared to the previous year. This funding aims to modernize key facilities and address citizen needs through an ambitious public works program.
“"We have designed an expansive budget in terms of investment but rigorous in management."
Key projects include 200,000 euros for urban maintenance such as street paving and sidewalk repairs. The budget also covers the hiring of new staff to reach 100% operational capacity, including a new security guard and administrative support.
The opposition group Amb Tu fem Puig-reig voted against the proposal, citing a lack of social housing policies. In response, the administration confirmed plans to acquire two apartments in Cal Marçal using surplus funds from 2025.
