On Friday, March fourteenth, the City Hall of Torrevieja welcomed twenty new Local Police officers who were sworn into service. This ceremony was attended by Mayor Eduardo Dolón, Councilor for Police, Security and Emergencies Federico Alarcón, and Councilor for Personnel María José Ruiz. The event marked a significant addition to the city’s efforts in enhancing public safety.

Mayor Dolón commended the City Council’s initiative to bolster the Local Police force, highlighting its importance in addressing the security needs of Torrevieja, which boasts more than one hundred six thousand registered residents. The presence of these officers aims to ensure a safer environment for the community.

During the ceremony, Mayor Dolón welcomed the new officers and urged them to dedicate themselves to their roles. He emphasised the importance of their work in improving the perception and overall image of Torrevieja.

The swearing-in also included personnel from a Temporary Employment Program, specifically an industrial engineer, a labourer assigned to the Youth Department, and a pending Stabilization labourer for Parks and Gardens, showcasing the city’s commitment to employment and development beyond the police force.