Most inquiries were related to basic utilities such as electricity, water, and gas, followed by telecommunications and banking. Notably, the OCIC handled 11 cross-border claims for the first time, reflecting new consumer trends in the region.
“"The team's dedication has been key to offering an efficient and quality service, and we will continue to be by your side to keep improving it."
The Housing Area managed nearly 2,800 files, including rental assistance and habitability certificates. These services generated an economic impact of 1,796,606 euros, focusing on affordable housing for vulnerable families and young people.
Furthermore, County Youth Services saw a 25% increase in attendance, serving 11,062 young people. Employment and training guidance remained the most requested topics among users aged 21 to 25.
