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The Works and Services Plan allocates more than 1.5 million euros to Jumilla between 2015 and 2019. Almost one million euros arrive through the Autonomous Community of Murcia, while the remaining 570,000 are contributed by the City Council, which means about 40% that serves to complement the performances.

The Mayor of Jumilla, Juana Guardiola, and the Minister of Finance, Andrés Carrillo, accompanied by the Director General of Local Administration, Manuel Durán, and the Councilor for Works, Francisco González, visited this morning three of the works corresponding to the annuity This is the Infante Don Fadrique Street, whose renovation of infrastructures has already been completed, the El Casón avenue, a work that is in its final stretch, and Valencia Street, which is also being renovated.

"The Works and Services Plan, which disappeared between 2012 and 2014 and fortunately recovered in 2015, is a good example of collaboration between administrations," said the mayor.

"In order to choose the infrastructures that are renewed, participation is given to the citizens and the municipal groups, but especially the criteria of the technicians are taken into account," he added.

"The great novelty is that this year 2018 we have given the plan a biennial character, so that the municipalities can undertake more ambitious and larger works," said the counselor.

In the 2018/19 biennium, the Works and Services Plan, which will reach the 41 municipalities in the Region of less than 50,000 inhabitants, has 463,188 euros for Jumilla that will come from the CARM, to which another 269,068 will be added. the Town Hall to make possible the renovation of infrastructures of San Antón street (from Infante Don Fadrique to Barón del Solar), Hermanitas street until crossing with Santo Tomás, Portillo de la Glorieta, sidewalks and parking of the south area of ​​Avenida de Levante , as well as an extension of the Cemetery with 286 children and 76 graves.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla