The mayor of Arrecife, Yonathan de León, has reported on the progress of stormwater works on Vía Medular, which include the installation of a large pipe and new manholes. This project, with an investment of 1,378,430.94 euros for this section, aims to enhance the city's drainage system.
The works, carried out by the awarded company, involve resurfacing Vía Medular once the installation of the manholes is completed. Key points such as the intersection with Pérez Galdós and carretera a Los Mármoles streets, as well as areas near the Fishermen's Guild and the National Police Station, are being addressed.
In parallel, an underground storm tank, 50 meters long and with a capacity for over 3,000 tons, will be built in the median of Vía Medular, an area historically prone to flooding.
Mayor Yonathan de León highlighted that this project complements the recently concluded work on Jacinto Borges street, which will be resurfaced in the second half of this month. These actions are part of a comprehensive plan with a total investment of nearly five million euros to provide Arrecife with a new stormwater network.
The Department of Public Works reminds that a phase of manholes and pumping stations is still pending execution at the intersection of Cuatro Esquinas with Cienfuegos and Jacinto Borges streets. Projects are also planned for the vicinity of the Titerroy Health Center and Cruz Roja, along with the expansion of manholes in the neighborhoods of Maneje, Argana Alta, and Titerroy, supported by a grant from the Canary Government of almost one million euros.
