The ordinary plenary session of the Corporation of the Alajeró City Council, held on Tuesday, November 3, addressed various agenda items. One of the most significant agreements was the Mayor's proposal regarding the appointment of the Board of Directors of the Commercial Company 'Viviendas de Alajeró, SL'. This measure formalizes the establishment of a public capital entity dedicated to the direct management of municipal housing policies, in accordance with local government legislation. The process for creating this body, which has its own legal personality and assets, began on May 11, 2026, and its constitution was agreed upon on August 21 of the same year, with its statutes also being approved.
In another agenda item, an amendment to the Collaboration Agreement with the Island Council of La Gomera and the City Council was approved for the execution of actions within the Insular Plan for Cooperation on Municipal Works and Services (2024-2025). The modification aims to extend the deadlines for the execution and justification of subsidies granted to the Council, allowing for the completion of planned actions. These include improvements to the municipal cemeteries of El Salvador and San Fermín, as well as the adaptation of water tanks.
The council also ratified the Resolution to provisionally make available to the General Directorate of Infrastructure and Equipment of the Ministry of Education the municipal property intended for the nursery in Playa de Santiago. This space will be incorporated as an extension of the CEO Santiago Apóstol to implement the first cycle of Early Childhood Education (0-3 years). The nursery service had been provided through a service contract until September 30. Following discussions with families and the General Directorate of Infrastructure and Equipment, the property was formally offered on October 1.
A modification of credits through a credit supplement, financed by the treasury's liquid surplus for general expenses, was approved. Additionally, an Institutional Declaration on the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women was noted and approved, echoing the call from the Federation of Canary Municipalities (FECAM) for a common strategy and awareness campaigns. The declaration invites the Government of the Canary Islands, the Canary Institute for Equality (ICI), and the Island Councils to join actions against gender violence.
Finally, information was provided regarding the Mayor's proposal related to the draw for electoral boards for the general elections on November 29, 2026.
