The president of the provincial institution, Salvador Fuentes, detailed that the economic allocation represents a 26.4% increase compared to 2023, rising from 16.3 million euros. Fuentes also highlighted that spending on investments has increased by twelve percentage points since 2024, thereby strengthening municipal public services and including funding for the repair of infrastructure damaged by winter storms.
The plan is structured into five main areas. The most significant is basic public services, which will receive 8.05 million euros for 275 projects focused on urban planning, public works, water supply, sanitation, environment, security, and mobility.
The second line, focused on social protection and promotion, will have 910,178 euros for 31 actions. The third, dedicated to priority public assets, will finance 319 projects with 7.69 million euros, aimed at sports facilities, heritage protection, culture, and education.
The fourth block, oriented towards economic development, will have 2.06 million euros for 79 projects related to tourism promotion, municipal road repair, and business development. Finally, the general actions area will receive 1.87 million euros for 90 municipal initiatives.
The initial approval of the Investment Plan is scheduled for the Plenary Session on July 23rd, followed by a five-day period for objections. The signing of agreements with the municipalities is planned for July 31st, and project execution must be completed by June 30th, 2027.
