Arona Approves 3.5 Million Budget for 2027 with 13% Increase

ADESA's accounts prioritize social services, employment, and center operations, allocating 2.6 million to personnel.

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Arona Desarrollo S.A. (ADES) has approved a budget of 3,567,030.84 euros for 2027, representing a 12.97% increase from 2026, with the largest portion allocated to personnel and social services.

The Ordinary Board of Arona Desarrollo S.A. (ADES) has greenlit the budgets for the 2027 fiscal year, totaling 3,567,030.84 euros. This figure marks an increase of 409,654.66 euros compared to 2026, equivalent to 12.97%. The accounts detail personnel, activities, and supply projections for the operation of centers and resources managed by the entity within the Social Services area, led by councilor Ruth Martín.
The programming for the elderly includes occupational therapy, psychology, podiatry, and physiotherapy services, in addition to animation and gardening workshops, among other activities. For individuals with functional diversity, proposals for music therapy, robotics, theater, gardening, dance, and chess are planned.
In ADESA's children's centers and other resources, the budget includes allocations for activities, materials, and staff training, aiming to meet the needs of users and the daily operation of services.
Regarding employment, the accounts foresee the creation of approximately ten new job positions, including teachers for the children's centers. They also include the full payment of the two extraordinary bonuses stipulated in the staff agreement, which had not been fully applied since 2008.
The personnel budget is the largest allocation, with 2,604,402.97 euros. Other significant items include contracted services (276,800 euros), food and beverage supplies (212,209.78 euros), and general supplies (130,318.08 euros).
The budget proposal was approved with favorable votes from the representatives of the Governing group (PP, CC, and VOX), while the PSOE voted against it.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Arona (12/11/2026)