The meeting took place at the municipal administrative building and included members of the local government team. The mayor used the occasion to present the issues he considers most important for Vícar, which the City Council has already begun to address.
A central topic was the construction of the third institute in Las Cabañuelas. The mayor reiterated the Council's offer to cede a plot of land on La Paz Boulevard, next to the planned location for the new Civil Guard barracks.
In educational matters, the agenda also included the future expansion of the CEIP Saint Sylvain D’Anjou and the construction of a Nursery School and an Infant and Primary Education School in La Envía.
The pressing needs of Vícar's agricultural sector were also addressed, highlighting the construction of wastewater treatment plants in Villa de Vícar and La Envía, as well as issues related to territorial planning to improve citizens' daily lives.
For his part, Francisco Góngora expressed the full commitment of the Junta de Andalucía to promote development projects. He highlighted previous actions such as the new health center in Las Cabañuelas Bajas, co-financed, and improvements to other health centers with an investment of 1.7 million euros, as well as employment plans and educational facility upgrades.
Góngora emphasized the "impetus given to this municipality by the Andalusian Government, and its intention to continue working to resolve the needs of Vícar's residents."
Mayor Antonio Bonilla expressed satisfaction with the meeting, trusting that this new phase will strengthen institutional cooperation and promote the measures requested by the local executive.
