The SUMA Management office, located on Calle Patricio Pérez, will temporarily move its operations to the Local Development Agency building on Avenida de las Habaneras starting from Monday, the twentieth of October. This relocation is necessary due to the upcoming comprehensive renovation of the current facilities. Over the weekend, preparations will be made to ensure that the public service for municipal tax management and collection resumes smoothly in the new location from the first working day.
The estimated duration of the renovation works is approximately three months, with the office expected to return to its original location in January twenty twenty-six. Economy and Finance Councillor Domingo Paredes stated that this project is part of the SUMA Office Reform Plan for two thousand twenty-three to two thousand thirty, initiated by the Provincial Council of Alicante, aimed at modernising facilities to provide a more accessible, efficient, and sustainable service to citizens.
Paredes highlighted that Torrevieja, alongside Benidorm, will be the first cities to feature new, more accessible, and modern offices. The new office will offer larger spaces, an open and bright layout, and personalised service areas that will facilitate closer interaction with taxpayers. The renovations will include improvements in universal accessibility and the integration of new digital technologies to enhance sustainability and transparency.
Key updates will feature digital signage, a reduction in paper usage via shared printers, sound-absorbing panels to improve acoustics, a more efficient climate control system, and adjustments to the environment for visually impaired individuals using tactile paving. The Finance Councillor expressed the full cooperation of the City Council with SUMA, providing the ADL space to ensure the continuity of the service and to minimise any potential inconvenience for taxpayers. He added that such initiatives reinforce the joint commitment between SUMA, the Provincial Council of Alicante, and the Town Hall of Torrevieja to continually improve public services and align them with the real needs of residents.
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