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66 luminaires have already been replaced and another 125 points of light are expected to be renewed in the turmoil that this historic neighborhood is experiencing

Rebeca Pérez: "The change to led lights has been one of the most repeated requests by neighbors during the participatory process, so we are changing the lights in all areas of the neighborhood"

The City of Murcia, thanks to the ADN Urbano project that is being developed in the neighborhood of El Carmen, has replaced up to 66 luminaires by LED lights in this area of ​​Murcia, bringing greater clarity and security to this historic neighborhood, a demand from neighbors during the participatory process.

These new luminaires have been installed in Calle León, Calle Paloma, Calle Gaviota, Plaza de la Industria, Jardín del Conde, Paseo Marqués de Corvera, Jardín Fernández Delgado, in Plaza Pintor Pedro Gómez Cano, in the crossing of the Pintor Pedro Flores square and Sogueadores street.

"The change to led lights has been one of the most repeated requests by the neighbors during the participatory process of the Urban DNA, for this reason we are changing the luminaires in all the areas of the neighborhood." Not only does it save energy, it is more sustainable and committed to the environment, but this type of lighting provides more clarity to the streets at night, which translates into greater security, therefore, we will continue working on this line making the requests that were collected in El Carmen a reality, "says Rebeca Perez

In addition, the Department of Infrastructure and Public Works and Services, directed by Rebeca Pérez, plans to change another 125 points of light in El Carmen in the Plaza de la Paja, in the Paseo del Cuartel, in the Verdú Photographer walk, in Miguel Servet, in Old Slaughterhouse, in Jumilla street, in Formality square, in Andorra de Terual, Del Rosal, Almohajar, and in Álamos street.

Likewise, cleaning work has been carried out in the streetlights of a large part of the El Carmen neighborhood, in Cartagena Street, Artillery Barracks, Pintor Pedro Flores garden, Matadero, Angel Street, José Castaño, María Guerrero, Madre Eloísa Oliver Molina, Calle Caballero, Count Campillo, Plaza Cecilio Pineda, Andorra de Teruel, Gracia, Caravaca alley, León street, Cebrián González and Del Rosa, among others.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia