The municipal accounts for 2026 in Aranjuez amount to 65,570,709 euros, representing an increase of 6,553,766 euros (11%) compared to the previous fiscal year. This budget consolidates the improvement of the municipality's economic situation, leading to greater investment in neighborhoods, public services, and the quality of life for residents.
The budgetary document is based on the principle of "less debt and more city." Thanks to the financial cleanup in previous years, the City Council is now allocating more resources to improve infrastructure, strengthen services, and develop new initiatives for the well-being of its citizens.
A key highlight is the reduction in public debt, which falls from 13% of the budget in 2025 to 5.7% in 2026. The allocation for public debt decreases by 59%, while Financial and Tax Administration reduces its budget by 24%, freeing up funds for public policies and investments.
The budget includes over 7.2 million euros in real investments aimed at improving streets, neighborhoods, municipal facilities, and public spaces, fostering a more modern and accessible city model. 45% of the budget is dedicated to services with a direct impact on daily life.
Investment is increasing across most areas. Security and citizen mobility see a rise from 7.13 to 10.62 million euros. Housing and urban planning reach 7.73 million euros (up from 4.37 million previously), and city services exceed 12.8 million euros.
Social policies are strengthened, reaching 3.85 million euros. Environment receives 3.34 million, Education 3.78 million, Culture 4.27 million, and Sports exceeds 3.7 million. Public transport funding increases to 1.3 million euros.
The priorities for 2026 include neighborhood maintenance, reinforcement of public services, administrative modernization, social cohesion, family support, and strengthening cultural and sports offerings, aiming to place residents at the center of municipal action.
