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The 210,000 euros allocated will allow 17 investments to be made between urban areas and districts, as well as more than a dozen youth activities.
Much of the rest will be carried out through the regular budget and with municipal staff. Last night was the final forum for the distribution of the amount of the Participatory Budgeting 2020 process, scheduled for last March and postponed by the State of Alarm.
The 210,000 euros allocated will allow 17 investments to be made between urban areas and districts, as well as more than a dozen youth activities.
The mayor of Jumilla, Juana Guardiola, congratulated the Motor Group of the process for its effort, "some of them being part of it from the beginning, working altruistically for the municipality, something that gives it even more value." The Councilor for Works and Services, Francisco González, reported on the 17 investments that will be carried out with the distribution of the amount through local companies, "some already running and even finished" and announced that others not included may be made with City Council staff and through the regular budget.
For her part, the councilor for Youth, Lola Gómez, explained that the most voted youth activities should be adapted to the 'new normal' and some such as the Water Park and the trip to Aqualandia will not be possible due to the current situation and "will replaced by the following in the list ". The Councilor for Citizen Participation, María Belén López, Ildefonso Jiménez, representing the Motor Group, and Fina Molina, promoter of Participatory Budgets, took stock of a 2020 process in which 3,723 people have taken part, 108 activities have been carried out and 530 proposals.
"We should feel proud of our Participatory Budgeting system because they allow us to propose, debate and decide, something that other cities in more important cities do not have," they pointed out. Executable proposals with the amount of 2020: JUMILLA AREA Improvements in the social premises of the AAVV Barrio de San Juan Adaptation of the heated pool locker room Green areas reforestation campaign Jumilla in virtual reality Children's games Alpicoz Building More litter bins in the urban case Changing rooms adapted to people with third party needs Heated Pool Leak fix Miguel Hernández Pavilion Improve lighting in Jumilla with low consumption Sidewalk arrangement bordering the Colegio Nª Sª de la Asunción Public and accessible stairs in the cemetery PEDANIAS NORTH ZONE La Alquería street asphalting PEDANIAS ZONA WEST Replace broken bulbs on the road to Santa Ana PEDANIAS ZONA SUR Renewable energy at the Alberge del Carche PEDANIAS SOUTHWEST ZONE Speed ??reducers Local air conditioning La Raja Furniture
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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