Santa Perpètua reopens municipal facilities after storm alert

The Santa Perpètua Town Council lifts restrictions imposed by the Generalitat after storms proved less intense than anticipated.

Generic image of a closed municipal facility facade.
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Generic image of a closed municipal facility facade.

The Santa Perpètua Town Council will reopen all its municipal facilities and services from 5:30 PM, after the lifting of restrictions imposed by the Generalitat de Catalunya due to storm forecasts that ultimately proved less intense than expected.

The decision to reopen coincides with the end of the precautionary measures that were activated yesterday, affecting mobility and non-urgent activity in medical centers. Civil Protection lifted the restrictions at 1:00 PM, earlier than the initially planned 5:00 PM.
Although the meteorological phenomenon was milder than predicted, Civil Protection defended the necessity of the restrictions for family logistics and recalled that meteorology is based on probabilities. The Meteorological Service of Catalonia explained that the storms moved faster and fell mainly into the sea.
Given the high risk of flooding in Vallès Occidental, the municipality had activated the Municipal Civil Protection Plan (DUPROCIM) in alert phase. As a preventive measure, nursery schools, social services, the Municipal School of Arts, the Municipal Pavilion, swimming pools, civic centers, and the Library were closed.
The Municipal Emergency Committee, which met three times, agreed to reinforce preventive actions such as securing containers and reviewing critical points susceptible to flooding. With the change in forecast, the Town Council plans to downgrade the DUPROCIM to a pre-alert phase and subsequently deactivate it.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Santa Perpètua de Mogoda (09/09/2026)