Alicante allocates 11 million to urban improvements and municipal services

The city council approves a budget modification to redevelop the Pintor González Santana roundabout and support local businesses.

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The Local Government Board of Alicante has approved a budget modification for 2026 worth 11.19 million euros to finance investments and municipal services.

The approved file will allow for the redevelopment of the Pintor González Santana roundabout, located in Plaza de América, with a budget of 846,523 euros. Furthermore, the plan includes strengthening various public services, such as waste treatment, electricity and water supply, as well as the maintenance of technical facilities and machinery.
Within the Infrastructure department, 200,000 euros have been set aside for the acquisition of four operational vehicles. This purchase includes three cargo trucks and an industrial van, which will be used by municipal workshops and non-road signage services to improve the council's operational capacity.
Local commerce and hospitality will also receive support through a new aid line endowed with 100,000 euros. The goal of these grants is to boost business competitiveness, facilitate the updating of traditional business models, and improve their visibility both in the immediate surroundings and in their external projection.