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DPT allocates nearly €90,000 to improve multiservice centres in 69 municipalities

The Teruel Provincial Council is providing funding for the equipment and maintenance of multiservice centres, focusing on energy efficiency, hospitality equipment, and digitalisation.

DPT allocates nearly €90,000 to improve multiservice centres in 69 municipalities

The Teruel Provincial Council (Diputación de Teruel) has announced the allocation of €89,652.58 to enhance multiservice centres across 69 municipalities. These funds are aimed at improving areas such as energy efficiency, hospitality equipment, and compliance with new regulations.

According to a resolution published in the Official Bulletin of the Province of Teruel, the financial support will be used for various initiatives, including the installation of air conditioning systems, awnings, and pellet stoves in towns like Alacón, Torrelacárcel, Celadas, Bañón, and Valbona. Additionally, municipalities such as Monforte de Moyuela, Corbalán, Lledó, Camañas, Arens de Lledó, and Cañada de Benatanduz will benefit from improved hospitality and commercial equipment, including display cabinets, industrial dishwashers, fryers, and refrigeration units.

Funds will also be directed towards adapting to new regulations and enhancing digital capabilities, with Visiedo and Jorcas implementing electronic invoicing systems and compliant cash registers. In Cuevas Labradas, the funding will support the installation of fire extinguishing systems, while other municipalities will use the money for infrastructure maintenance, such as facade painting in Riodeva, renewing mattresses for municipal accommodation in La Cerollera, and installing an electric generator in Abejuela.

Javier Ciprés, the deputy in charge of the area, stated, “The main objective of this initiative is to ensure the continuity of these spaces that provide essential services, such as shops selling basic goods, municipal bars, and cafés, which are vital for guaranteeing the supply of essential goods, boosting the local economy, and combating depopulation in small municipalities across Teruel.”

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