Vallehermoso invests over €250,000 in improving public spaces

The municipality allocates funds to renovate cemeteries, squares, and social centers to enhance residents' quality of life.

Facade of a Canarian town hall with traditional architecture under the afternoon sun.
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Facade of a Canarian town hall with traditional architecture under the afternoon sun.

The Vallehermoso City Council has allocated over €250,000 to a program for the improvement and refurbishment of public facilities and spaces across various areas of the municipality.

These interventions, part of an ongoing work plan, focus on the maintenance and adaptation of spaces including cemeteries, squares, medical clinics, educational centers, beaches, and social centers, aiming to provide more suitable conditions year-round.
A notable action includes the installation of a combined air conditioning and heating system at the Alojera Social Center, which will enhance comfort for residents and groups using the space. This follows a similar installation at the El Cercado Social Center.
The mayor of Vallehermoso, Emiliano Coello, highlighted the significant effort to improve everyday facilities, emphasizing that these interventions directly impact the comfort, accessibility, and quality of public services.
Coello added that the investment allows addressing needs spread across the municipality's extensive and dispersed territory, aiming to ensure all residents have adequate public spaces regardless of where they live.
The Council is also focused on creating new public spaces and adapting existing infrastructure to make them more functional and comfortable for residents and visitors.