The Mayor of Almoradí, María Gómez, along with the councillor for Works and Infrastructures, Miguel Monge, and the Parks and Gardens delegate, Carmen Berná, has announced significant improvements in the pedanía of Heredades. The entrance has been repaved as part of a broader initiative to resurface twenty-five streets in the area, addressing longstanding concerns regarding the road conditions, primarily affected by heavy traffic on the CV-nine hundred five. The new signage also helps enhance the area’s image and safety for all users.

In addition to road enhancements, a sustainable garden has been established, created by the Tavalem workshop. This new green space features Mediterranean and aromatic plant species that require less water, contributing to the ecological balance of the area. The Mayor highlighted the importance of this project for beautifying public spaces in Heredades.

Furthermore, the lighting system in the pedanía has been modernised with the installation of LED lamps throughout the community. A total of thirteen LED lights have been fitted along the Vereda de los Mazones to ensure even lighting coverage, which enhances safety and visibility in the streets.

María Gómez reiterated the municipality’s commitment to sustainable development, safety, and ultimately improving the quality of life for residents across Almoradí’s various pedanías, emphasising the importance of these projects for the community’s future.