Almoradí’s Councillor for Finance, Luciano Martínez, has presented the financial closure for the year twenty twenty-four. This report reveals that the municipality has achieved zero debt and met its budget stability objectives. Martínez highlighted a surplus of three million four hundred thousand euros, which will permit eleven million euros to be allocated for general expenses, ensuring financial flexibility for the municipal government.

This financial outcome enables the town to invest in important infrastructure projects, such as a sustainable urban drainage system in the Las Maromas Industrial Park, a significant improvement to combat water accumulation during heavy rains. Additionally, there are plans for street asphalt works valued over five hundred thousand euros and the finalisation of sanitation improvements on San José Street.

Councillor Martínez also pointed out the impending construction of nearly two hundred new niches in the cemetery, a roofed area for ceremonies, and several public lighting projects to reduce electricity costs. Furthermore, he detailed several key projects, including the Mental Health Centre for Children and Adolescents and the refurbishment of the Youth and Community Building, along with vital upgrades to the Venancio Costa Pavilion to enhance sports and leisure facilities.

In summary, Mayor María Gómez stated that the positive credit liquidation for twenty twenty-four will lead to better services and facilities for all residents of Almoradí in twenty twenty-five, featuring improved infrastructures and renewed streets, ultimately enhancing the quality of life in the community. The focus remains on maintaining a zero-debt status as the town plans for the future.