The Paiporta City Council has finalized the 2025 fiscal year with results that reinforce its financial capacity and preparedness to lead the municipality's reconstruction after the DANA. These outcomes highlight the sound financial health of the municipal accounts and the solvency of the management carried out.
The municipal budget liquidation shows an adjusted positive budgetary result of 13.4 million euros and a treasury surplus for general expenses of 11.9 million euros. Furthermore, the Council ended the year with over 224 million euros in liquid funds, a figure that allows for confidently facing the reconstruction process and ensuring the execution of projects for Paiporta's recovery and modernization.
“"The 2025 accounts demonstrate that Paiporta has a solvent, serious administration prepared to face the most complex challenges. We have gone through one of the most difficult moments in our recent history and have done so while maintaining the City Council's economic stability and protecting the public services our residents need."
The 2025 fiscal year has been marked by the management of an exceptional situation. The arrival of state funds for repairing the damage caused by the DANA has led to significant economic mobilization, enabling the planning of large-scale actions to restore infrastructure, public facilities, urban spaces, and services affected by the catastrophe. In this complex scenario, the Paiporta City Council has maintained financial balance, ensured the operation of all municipal services, and continued to develop public policies aimed at improving residents' quality of life.
“"Paiporta's recovery is not just about repairing what was lost, because now we have the opportunity to build a better, more resilient, more modern municipality, better prepared for the future. The resources we have secured and the City Council's financial situation allow us to face this challenge with confidence and ambition."
With this budgetary liquidation, Paiporta has sufficient resources to continue driving strategic investments, strengthening public services, and accelerating the reconstruction actions planned for the coming years, maintaining transparency, responsibility, and efficiency in the use of public resources to ensure the well-being of residents and the definitive recovery of the municipality after the DANA.
