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| Mayor Ballesta informed the Board of Spokespersons about the agreement unanimously reached by the various mayors of Spain to request the central government for a local fund of 6,000 million euros | The mayor of Murcia, José Ballesta, chaired the session of the Board of Spokesmen today, in which the councilor of Pedanías and Barrios, Marco Antonio Fernández, reported that “between June 1 and 8 almost all of the 349 in-person citizen service posts, after having adopted the necessary occupational safety and hygiene measures ”.The City Council is finalizing the installation of the protective partitions in each of the 349 face-to-face points of the city and districts, and the internal routes of all the municipal buildings are being signposted to favor the safety distance, especially in those buildings that offer the largest number of in-person citizen service posts: Abenarabi, Plaza de Europa, Town Hall and Moneo, which "will be the first to start up, along with the Information and Citizen Services Offices in Pedanías," said the councilor.

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Signage has also been installed and the separation between administrative posts has been carried out.In-person care officers have received online training and will also attend a face-to-face session to answer possible questions.

"Our priority is to guarantee the safety of the worker and favor the maximum efficiency of public services," stressed the councilman.The councilor recalled that 1,200 employees work electronically and a total of 800 workers have completed online training.

In-person training sessions have also been held for specific groups such as school custodians.Ballesta reports on the € 6,000m fundIn addition to the safe reinstatement of municipal workers, the Board of Spokespersons discussed the agreement of the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FEMP) on May 22.Mayor Ballesta reported on the agreement unanimously reached by the various mayors of Spain to request the central government for a local fund for the promotion and economic and social recovery of € 5,000 million, a fund for collective transport (Bus and Tram) € 1,000M and a specific fund to manage the minimum vital income.MAN, author of Tío Pencho, proposed as Adoptive SonWithin the Agenda, the resumption of the activity of the Municipal Boards was also reported and it was unanimously approved by all the political groups to propose Manuel Sánchez Baeza, MAN, author of the Uncle Pencho cartoon as Adoptive Son of the municipality.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia