Majadahonda Council Meeting: Housing, employment, and local holidays on the agenda
The ordinary September session will address the Housing Law, the modification of the Staffing Plan, and the 2027 local festivities.
By Alberto Delgado Sanz
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The Majadahonda City Council will hold its ordinary plenary session this Thursday, September 24th, at 10:00 AM, focusing on key issues such as the application of the new Housing Law and the hiring of public employees.
The session, taking place in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, includes on its Agenda the approval of the modification of the City Council's Staffing Plan (RPT), aiming to incorporate new civil servants. Additionally, the dates for local festivities in 2027 will be determined, and the General Account for the City Council, the Monte del Pilar Foundation, and the commercial company PAMMASA for the 2025 fiscal year will be submitted for approval.
Another relevant point will be the potential approval of the extrajudicial recognition of credits for invoices issued in 2025 and 2026 by the companies Firma Profesional y Tecnología Internacional and Consumibles del Área de Nuevas Tecnologías. Subsequently, motions presented by the different municipal groups will be debated, followed by requests and questions from council members and residents.
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"Vecinos por Majadahonda requests more sports facilities in parks or municipal plots and another proposing new measures on Citizen Security."
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"The Socialist Group proposes initiatives for the support and modernization of press kiosks, and to improve coordination with utility companies to avoid cost overruns and inconvenience."
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"Más Madrid – Izquierda Unida urges the Community of Madrid to join the state's single transport pass program."
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"National motions include the defense of Spanish sovereignty in Ceuta and Melilla by Vox and the Popular Party, and territorial co-responsibility in the face of the migratory crisis."
Among the local motions, 'Vecinos por Majadahonda' has submitted a request to increase sports facilities in parks and municipal plots, in addition to another concerning Citizen Security measures. The Socialist Group will address the implementation of initiatives to support and modernize press kiosks, as well as improving coordination between energy, water, and telecommunications utility companies and the city council to prevent cost overruns and mobility issues. For their part, Más Madrid – Izquierda Unida seeks to urge the Community of Madrid to join the state's single transport pass program, integrating the public network and maintaining favorable fares and discounts.
On the national level, motions from Vox and the Popular Party focusing on the defense of Spanish sovereignty in Ceuta and Melilla will be debated, urging the Government to take measures in response to recent events. Más Madrid Izquierda Unida will present a motion in solidarity with Ceuta and for territorial co-responsibility regarding the migratory crisis.