Barranco Grande strengthens maintenance with an intensive cleaning plan

Santa Cruz de Tenerife City Council deploys a special three-day operation to improve the condition of public spaces.

Generic image of urban cleaning works using high-pressure water on a street.
IA

Generic image of urban cleaning works using high-pressure water on a street.

The Santa Cruz de Tenerife City Council has launched a special intensive cleaning operation in the Barranco Grande neighborhood, which will take place over three consecutive days.

The actions, scheduled for July 21, 22, and 23, are part of the Extraordinary Neighborhood Cleaning Plan. This operation aims to intervene in public areas that are more difficult to maintain on a daily basis, such as squares and sidewalks.
The deployment includes a multidisciplinary team responsible for clearing, sweeping, and pressure-washing tasks. These efforts are intended to complement the standard cleaning service to ensure that public spaces in the Southwest District remain in optimal condition for residents.
The operation, which runs weekly from Tuesday to Thursday, mobilizes thirty workers and a fleet of twelve specialized vehicles. According to municipal sources, this continuous planning allows for addressing the specific needs of each area of the city on a regular basis.