The plenary agreement adopted in today's session, Monday, allows for the reinforcement of investments, services and emergency response, along with the activation of an employment program with the Island Council.
The Vallehermoso City Council has approved in the extraordinary session of the Plenary Session this Monday, the incorporation of the liquid remainder of the treasury corresponding to the previous year, a decision that will allow activating new actions in the municipality and responding to priority needs in different areas.
The agreement contemplates both the approval of extraordinary credits and credit supplements charged to the remainder, thus expanding the municipal response capacity to actions of general interest. Altogether, more than 745,000 euros in extraordinary credits and more than 200,000 additional euros in credit supplements are mobilized.
The new budget additions are intended for specific actions such as the construction of the WWTP in Temocodá and Chipude or the updating of the sanitation connection from Sotarreño, La Mancha and La Vegueta with a collector to the Vallehermoso WWTP. In addition, for the entrance to the Town of Vallehermoso, the stabilization of the slope with a vertical garden has been planned, as well as the adaptation of the park. This extraordinary credit includes emergency actions due to Storm Therese, as well as a contribution to the Community of Irrigators.
Added to these actions are the credit supplements intended for the expansion of sports facilities at the La Mancha Football Field for the Municipal Gymnasium, along with the increase in popular celebrations and the reinforcement of studies and technical work in the field of general administration.
During the session, the extension of the emergency declaration for actions to restore access to the Erque and Erquito centers was also approved, in order to respond to the work necessary to restore security and accessibility conditions in the area; prior approval of the suspension of the start of the planned works on the site before the detachment.
Likewise, the Plenary gave the green light to the City Council's accession to the cooperation agreement with the Island Council of La Gomera for the implementation of the employment program with FDCAN 2026 funds, an initiative aimed at generating job opportunities and strengthening municipal services.
The set of approved measures allows progress in the execution of priority actions for the municipality, strengthening the capacity for intervention in key areas such as infrastructure, services and employment.
