The contract was awarded to the joint venture Romero Polo-Valoriza and will run for ten years starting April 23rd. The new plan includes expanding the workforce to 300 employees and doubling the fleet to 120 vehicles to improve urban maintenance.
“"Citizens will notice the improvement."
Deputy Mayor Begoña Iglesias emphasized that the new service will feature high-pressure water cleaning and immediate response teams. Opposition parties, including PP and Junts, called for stricter oversight and measures to combat littering, such as surveillance cameras and smart containers.




