In its recent meeting, the Local Government Board of Toledo has approved modifications to the public employment offers for the years 2025 and 2026. The changes include a shift in the position of Subofficer of the Fire and Emergency Services (SPEIS) from an internal promotion system to a general access system through a competitive examination.
Additionally, the public employment offer for 2026 has been expanded to include one extra position for a Specialist Technician in Information and Communication Technologies (TIC), bringing the total to two such positions available in that year.
Contracts and projects initiated
In the area of Presidency, Transparency, and Good Governance, the contract for photography and creative services for the City Council's press office has been extended for 24 months at a cost of €35,987.90. The Board also acknowledged the completion of pavement works on Hortensia Street, which lasted two weeks at a contract price of €45,270.32.
Furthermore, the contract for the collection of stray domestic animals and management of the municipal animal protection centre has been extended for another 12 months at a cost of €110,734.11.
Cultural initiatives and financial updates
In the fields of Culture, Finance, and Heritage, the initiation of a project for music band services for events and festivities has been authorised, with a base bidding budget of €130,680 and a contract duration of one year.
The Treasury report on the sustainability of commercial debt from April to August 2026 has been approved. The average payment period to suppliers has slightly exceeded 30 days, reaching 31 days, attributed to a new accounting software that tracks invoices not yet approved by the City Council. Currently, the municipality has liquidity of €30.4 million, ensuring its financial solvency.
The Local Government Board has awarded a contract for advertising promotion of the city of Toledo to CD Toledo for €36,000 and has continued the contract for drafting a project for a crematorium facility in Toledo.
Finally, a collaboration agreement with Plena Inclusión Castilla-La Mancha has been approved to develop training practices for individuals with intellectual disabilities within municipal facilities. The Board also approved the venues offered by the City Council for the upcoming elections on 29 November.
