May 28, 2020 | Councils News, News, Water
- The works will be focused on renovating the pipe network, as well as the installation of valves and household connections.
- The total cost of these improvement actions, included in the service concession contract, amounts to 372,400 euros
The Redován City Council and the municipality’s potable water service concessionaire, Hidraqua, have started to work this week to improve the town’s water supply network. These works, that began this Monday, were contemplated in the service concession contract, consisting of three actions to execute new channelings and replacement of pipes, sectioning valves and connections in the Camino del Motor, Jesús Jordá and Seis de Diciembre streets, as well as the upper part of the town near the mountains.
The mayor of the municipality, Nely Ruiz, has expressed her satisfaction at the start of these works, which will allow “offering a better provision of an essential service and much needed on a day-to-day basis for all the residents of Redován”. She added that “in this way, we fulfill the commitment that we proposed as a government with the assignment of the service to the concessionaire company”.
In this way, the installation of approximately 1.750 meters of new conduction and the renovation of some 390 household connections will be carried out, as well as in places where there were no registration elements, such as those found in poor state of conservation due to age and presenting obsolete materials and insufficient diameter.
These works will serve to improve water pressure and ensure its quality, as well as minimizing the number of users who will be affected in the event of any breakdown due to breakdown or maintenance. The total cost of the actions amounts to 372.400 euros, with an execution period of approximately four months.
For his part, the mayor of Municipal Services, Ramón Escarabajal, has stated that “these works are very important, since they come to solve a historical problem in the municipality, such as water cuts.” Escarabajal has assured that “our objective is to improve the quality of life of the residents of Redován, and that is why we are going to carry out these much-needed actions.”
May 15, 2020 | Councils News, Health service, News, Town planning
- The actions planned in the health center include repairs to the façade, repainting of interior walls and the installation of a new air conditioning system
The Redován City Council, which is headed by Mayor Nely Ruiz, today approved in the Local Government Board the contracting file that involves the bidding process for the reform of the municipal auxiliary medical office, located on the ground and first floors of the sociocultural center municipal Ricardo Ruiz Poveda. “It is a first step to carry out these much-needed repairs, which will allow better healthcare for all of Redován’s neighbors,” said the mayor.
This contracting file will have a maximum budget of 100,000 euros, corresponding to the grant awarded by the Generalitat Valenciana, framed within the PIAC plan for Architectural Intervention in Clinics. “The project includes the repair of the exterior facade, very deteriorated, with the elimination of the two exterior pillars, as well as the elimination and replacement of the gresite plinth of the walls,” explained José Najar, Councilor for Urban Planning.
In the same way, the interior walls will be repainted and a stoneware plinth will be installed in passage areas and waiting rooms. The reform also includes the installation of a new air conditioning system, “which will make access to the facilities more bearable during the hot months,” added Najar.
It is foreseen that the works to refurbish the clinic will be carried out in a maximum period of six months, a period during which “health care for citizens will not be interrupted,” explained the Councilor for Health, Marisol. Martínez, who added that “it is essential for this municipal government team, and above all in the current context of the health crisis in which we find ourselves, to maintain this essential and necessary service”.
The mayor of Redován has finally stressed the importance of having a quality health service in the municipality and facilities in optimal conditions, “either carrying out this much-needed reform of the office, but also not neglecting something so important as is the pending project of the health center for Redován ”, she added.
May 8, 2020 | Commerce, Councils News, News
- The City Council has created a group with all the establishments to transmit the information regarding the reopening from Monday
The Redován City Council will propose in the next municipal plenary session in May the suspension of the rate of terraces for the bars and restaurants of the municipality, as reported by the mayor, Nely Ruiz, along with the councilor for Commerce, Maite Martínez, and the councilor for Legal Services, José Nájar. “In this way, we adopted a new measure to favor entrepreneurs in this sector and facilitate their return to activity and mitigate the economic effects produced by the ‘Covid-19’ health crisis, which has forced them to close for almost two months, “said the mayor. In addition, as expressed by the Councilor for Legal Services, “will not be charged or will be returned in cases where payment has occurred.”
For his part, Maite Martínez has assured that “we are in permanent contact with bars and restaurants to transmit the information on the conditions of their opening for next Monday the 11th at the time they are issued by the central government”, for ensure the correct implementation of sanitation and hygiene measures in bars and restaurants when entering phase 1 of de-escalation. The Councilor for Commerce added that the main objective is to guarantee that “they can return to their activity as soon as possible, ensure the economic viability of the owners and ensure the health of the users.”
On the other hand, the mayor, Nely Ruiz, has highlighted the importance of relaunching the commercial and catering sector, but specifying that it is something that must be done “always following health and safety recommendations to avoid unnecessary risks.” Ruiz also wanted to thank the work that has been done from all the departments of the Government Team since the start of the ‘Coronavirus’ health crisis, “and also now more than ever, at the moment when it seems that we can begin to retake some normality, and it’s time to help Redován’s neighbors in any way we can ”.
Apr 25, 2020 | Councils News, News
The Mayor of Redován, Nely Ruiz, has announced the suspension of the September patron saint festivities in the town, in honor of the Virgen de la Salud and San Miguel Arcángel. A “tough decision” motivated by the health crisis produced in our country by Covid-19, and with the aim of “guaranteeing the health security of Redován’s neighbors”, he said.
It will be for the second consecutive year that the municipality does not celebrate these patron saint festivities, since in 2019 part of the planned acts were also suspended due to the harmful effects of DANA in the Vega Baja region. The decision has been agreed upon by the Festivities Department, which is run by the mayor herself, together with the Organizing Committee for the festivities, the Festival Party, which groups all the barracks and troupes, and the parish priest of the municipality, Eloy Martín.
A resolution that “makes us very sad” and that “we would like it to be otherwise”, Ruiz explained, “but which has been necessary to take into account the current situation and the need to prevent any type of risk”. Ruiz added that “we will have time to celebrate our parties when we can ensure the well-being of all of Redován’s neighbors.”
Suspension of summer activities
The Redován City Council has also announced the suspension of the municipal activities planned for the summer months, such as the Multisport Schools, the tennis ‘stage’, the swimming courses in the municipal pool, or the ‘VegaVacaciones’ activity, which they organize the departments of Sport and Social Welfare. Likewise, the municipal swimming pool will also remain closed.
Although they will be pending at all times the measures taken by the central government to ensure the de-escalation of the confinement “with all the security conditions”, the announcement has been advanced to before summer because “most of these activities are aimed at children, and we prefer to take the precaution of canceling them before putting their health at risk ”, the mayor has reported.
Apr 13, 2020 | News, Traffic, Security and Emergencies
El concejal de Seguridad Ciudadana, Adrián Ballester, indica que las multas son por saltarse el confinamiento y recuerda que pueden ir desde los 600 hasta los 30.000 euros
Redován 10/04/2020. La Policía Local de Redován ha impuesto 44 violaciones contra vecinos de la localidad que en algún momento han incumplido las restricciones establecidas en el Real Decreto 463/2020 por el que se aprueba el Estado de Alarma debido al Coronavirus (Covid-19).
En líneas generales, el Ayuntamiento reconoce que la gran mayoría de vecinos cumple con el confinamiento, e incluso han salido iniciativas positivas como la elaboración de mascarillas para evitar contagios o empresas que han prestado para desinfectar calles, entre otras acciones. No obstante, tal y como explica el concejal de Seguridad Ciudadana, Adrián Ballester, la Policía Local de Redován “será implacable ante aquellos que se saltan las normas e incumplen el Estado de Alarma, ya que tenemos que tener responsabilidad en los momentos difíciles y ayudarnos entre todos “. El edil también ha grabado que las multas, en caso de saltarse el confinamiento, pueden ir desde los 600 hasta los 30.000 euros, incluso con penas de cárcel para personas que sean reincidentes.
Por su parte, la alcaldesa de Redován, Nely Ruiz, ha querido mostrar su agradecimiento a todas las personas que están respetando el confinamiento. “Desde el Ayuntamiento agradecemos el esfuerzo que todos los vecinos están haciendo, sobre todo con el cuidado de nuestros mayores, así como con los más pequeños de la casa”. En este sentido, Ruiz ha grabado el Consistorio ha lanzado algunas iniciativas en redes sociales, “para que nos envíen fotografías de cómo están afectados el confinamiento de los niños y así hacer más ameno estos momentos difíciles”.
La primera edil también ha grabado que se han puesto en marcha todo tipo de medidas económicas y sociales, así como trabajos de desinfección de calles o en la entrada de los comercios. “El objetivo es tener seguridad y por eso quiero dar las gracias a todas las personas que se han prestado voluntarias para ayudar en todo lo que necesitamos”, ha afirmado Ruiz.
Multas por posesión de drogas
En el marco de la vigilancia que la Policía Local de Redován hace en el municipio, también se han levantado seis informes de sanción por presuntos delitos contra la salud pública y el tráfico de drogas, desde que se declaró el Estado de Alarma.
Asimismo, el Ayuntamiento, junto con la policía, ha lanzado varios mensajes en redes sociales, con el objetivo de que si algún vecino observa incidencias o el incumplimiento de las indicaciones que se recogen en el estado de alarma, se pueden poner en contacto con los agentes a través del número de teléfono 608072253.
Apr 6, 2020 | Councils News, News
The Mayor of Redován, Nely Ruiz, along with the Councilor for Health, Marisol Ibáñez, wanted to thank the solidarity of all those who have allowed more than half a thousand protective masks to be made, “in a very short period of time, so We want to thank that effort and the desire to collaborate that are always characteristic of our neighbors, ”said the first mayor.
“It is a joint effort and it has come forward thanks to the collaboration of many people,” said Ruiz, who highlighted the work done by the almost 30 volunteers who have given their time and put their sewing machines on. to work making these masks, as well as to the companies in the area that have donated the material that has allowed them to be made.
Around 4,000 of these masks have already been distributed among the population, at the homes of those who have requested them, “trying to prioritize those belonging to risk groups as older people or those who have previous pathologies,” explained the mayor of Health. They have also been delivered “to six companies in the area, delivered to the drivers of a transport company and also to the workers of various companies in the food sector, in which it is necessary to reinforce health security as much as possible” Ibáñez has qualified.
The masks, made in two sizes, “will continue to be produced until citizens need and demand them,” said Ibáñez, who has indicated that they can be collected at the Town Hall, upon request, through the telephone numbers 644 229 937 and 652 100 615.
