The Utrera City Council is carrying out repair works on tree pits, pavements and sidewalks in several streets and in the district of Trajano. These actions are part of the 2026 Agricultural Employment Promotion Programme (PFEA).
The Utrera City Council is currently undertaking maintenance work on several streets in the city and in the district of Trajano, as part of the 2026 Agricultural Employment Promotion Programme (PFEA). The aim is to improve the condition of public spaces and address maintenance deficiencies affecting the busiest areas.
In Calle Cristo de los Afligidos, tree pits are being repaired and the pavement is being renewed. In Calle Mar Cantábrico and Calle Mar del Norte, workers are repairing and conditioning the sidewalks.
The works also extend to Calle Manuel de Silva and Calle Rubén Darío. In Calle Echegaray, the existing walls and fences are being conditioned with a new plastering and subsequent painting.
“These works, although in many cases consist of small interventions, are necessary to improve the condition of our streets and to address problems that directly affect the daily lives of residents,” explains the delegate for Works and Infrastructure, Juan Antonio López León.
According to the City Council, the programme also includes actions in the district of Trajano. The council argues that this type of intervention should be maintained continuously to address the daily needs of residents.
On another note, the City Council continues the construction of new public toilets in Consolación Park, a project from the PFEA 2025. The new facilities will improve services for users of this space.
Works on the second phase of the Vistalegre Periurban Park are also progressing, with an investment of over one million euros and framed within the PFEA 2023.
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