Pájara improves Morro Jable Senior Center with painting and renovation
The City Council invests in improving the interior and exterior facilities to offer a more cared-for and functional space for users.
By Jonay Mesa Rodríguez
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Generic image of the exterior of a renovated senior center in the Canary Islands.
The Pájara City Council has completed painting and renovation works at the Morro Jable Senior Center, improving both its interior and exterior spaces.
The Department of Works of the Pájara City Council, led by Alexis Alonso, has carried out painting work at the Morro Jable Senior Center. The main objective of this action was to improve the general condition and image of these municipal facilities.
The works included painting all interior rooms and exterior common areas of the center, thereby renewing the spaces regularly used by the users and offering a more well-maintained environment.
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"We are acting both inside and outside the center to improve its conditions and offer a more cared-for space for the people who use these facilities. We will continue to address the needs of municipal buildings to keep them in the best condition."
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"Municipal centers are spaces for meeting and participation, so it is important that they have adequate and pleasant facilities for those who use them."
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"These actions are part of the work we are developing to progressively improve the public spaces in the municipality. Our commitment is to continue intervening in municipal buildings and addressing the needs identified in each of them."
The City Council has announced that it will continue to carry out maintenance and improvement work in various public spaces within the municipality of Pájara. The aim is to ensure the proper conservation of facilities and provide citizens with more functional and well-kept spaces.