The Tegueste City Council has completed the installation of new corporate letters with the municipality's name in the La Gorgolana neighborhood, located at kilometer 6 of the TF-13. This action seeks to improve the town's image, reinforce its visual identity, and highlight one of its main access points.
The new letters, made of bronze, integrate into the environment and are intended to become a new reference point, offering a modern and representative image of the town. The initiative aligns with the Council's commitment to beautifying public spaces and strengthening the sense of belonging.
“"These letters represent much more than an ornamental element; they are a testament to the pride we feel for our municipality and a way to welcome all those who arrive in Tegueste. We want each entrance to reflect the identity, history, and welcoming character of our town."
The Mayor of Tegueste, Norberto Padilla, highlighted that the letters symbolize pride and serve as a welcome to visitors. He noted the ongoing efforts to improve the urban landscape and strengthen the connection between citizens and their surroundings.
“"The location of these letters has been carefully selected as it is one of the busiest entry points to the municipality, allowing for better identification of Tegueste and offering a renewed and attractive image."
The Councilor for Municipal Services, Javier Galván, explained that the location was chosen due to its high traffic, enhancing Tegueste's identification and presenting a fresh, appealing image. He added that the Municipal Services department continues to promote initiatives that improve public spaces.
Through this project, the Tegueste City Council continues to implement initiatives aimed at enhancing the municipality's image, strengthening its identity, and creating public spaces that foster pride of belonging and promote the territory.
