The Palomares del Río Town Hall reminds that the municipal register is key to receiving state funds and planning services. Every resident who registers increases the town's income.
The Palomares del Río Town Hall has launched a campaign to encourage residents who are not yet registered in the municipal register to regularise their situation. The council emphasises that registering is a simple process, but has a direct impact on the funding the municipality receives.
According to the Town Hall, the more people listed in the register, the greater the financial resources that the state transfers to Palomares del Río. These funds are allocated to basic services such as health, citizen care, infrastructure maintenance, and new investments.
The campaign, which is promoted under the hashtag #Palomares10000, highlights that the register also helps to assess the actual needs of the town. With a more complete census, the municipality can better justify the demand for regional and state grants and aid.
Among the benefits listed by the council are access to more grants, a greater provision of regional and state services, and more resources in health matters. All of this, they emphasise, translates into more and better services for all residents.
The Town Hall reminds that registration not only benefits the individual completing the process but the entire community. "Every resident counts, and with you, Palomares will be better," the council states in its public message.
Interested parties can visit the municipal offices during citizen service hours to formalise their registration in the register. The process is free and only requires an ID and proof of residence.
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