Montcada i Reixac Municipal Archive Approves its 2025 Report

The document highlights advances in document management, citizen services, and historical dissemination, with an expansion planned for 2026.

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The Montcada i Reixac City Council has approved the 2025 Report of the Municipal Archive (AMMIR), a review detailing progress in document management, citizen services, and historical dissemination, with an expansion planned for 2026.

The 2025 Report of the Montcada i Reixac Municipal Archive (AMMIR), approved by the City Council, outlines the advancements made in document management, citizen services, and the dissemination of local history. The document confirms the fulfillment of service commitments, the development of new administrative tools, and the promotion of educational and democratic memory initiatives.
During 2025, the Municipal Archive served 41 external users, processing 341 direct documentary inquiries and handling 13 online requests. Additionally, 12 requests for Public Information Access (SAIP) were managed. The Service Charter's deadlines were met 100%, with a maximum of 10 days for information access and research advice, and 15 days for digitization requests. Internally, 570 inquiries from municipal departments were resolved in under 5 days.
In terms of preservation, the new Document Management Policy has been approved, and Phase IV of the Municipal Classification Framework has been completed. To address space challenges, an expansion of 165 linear meters of storage is planned for 2026. Furthermore, 16.6 linear meters of obsolete paper documentation were processed for regulated destruction.
The dissemination activities have had a significant social impact. Over 310 people participated in the II Cycle of Democratic Memory ('Exiles'). On October 18, 2025, the signage for the Communal Grave of the Municipal Cemetery was inaugurated, integrating it into the Network of Democratic Memory Spaces of Catalonia. Guided tours such as 'Montcada Cemetery, Who's Who?' were also conducted, involving 77 students from local educational centers.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Montcada i Reixac (04/11/2026)