The Mayor of Torrevieja, Eduardo Dolón, along with officials María José Ruiz and Federico Alarcón, welcomed ten new municipal workers during a ceremony held on Monday, the fourteenth of April, in the Ayuntamiento’s Plenary Hall. This new intake includes six local police officers, consisting of four agents and two officers, a greens team worker, and a chief architect in charge of heritage.
Mayor Dolón highlighted the financial efforts made by the Torrevieja council in recent years to bolster the police force. He noted that this initiative aims to meet the increasing security needs of the town, which currently has a registered population of over one hundred eight thousand residents.
Dolón’s administration aims to have a total of two hundred active local police officers by the end of the current term in twenty twenty-seven. This target is essential to ensure that both residents and the thousands of tourists visiting Torrevieja each year receive the necessary services.
During the ceremony, the Mayor welcomed the new employees after they took their oaths of office, encouraging them to work diligently to enhance the quality of municipal services in Torrevieja.
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