Calp Municipality has purchased 18 bulletproof vests this year 2020, which together with the waistcoats purchased in the previous two years, will equip the entire workforce with this protective material.
A total of 309 students from IES Ifac participated in the gender violence prevention workshops organised online by the Equality Department.
The workshops were aimed at 4th year secondary school students as well as high school students of science, humanities and social sciences and were made possible thanks to the collaboration with Ifac High School.
The President of the CHJ (Hydrographic Association of the Júcar River), Manuel Alcalde, and the Mayor of Calp, Ana Sala, signed yesterday a protocol of cooperation between the two administrations. The aim of the protocol is to draw up an action plan to solve the important flooding problems around the Calp salt flats, in an area classified as a significant potential risk area by the current Flood Risk Management Plan (approved by Royal Decree 18/2016).
Calp Town Hall regrets the sad news that PSOE councillor Ascen Lopez passed away today. The Mayor of Calp, Ana Sala, on behalf of the Town Council expresses its deepest condolences to the family, friends, and relatives for this terrible loss.
As a sign of mourning, the Mayor of Calp has signed a decree declaring 23 December as the city's official day of mourning:
Coinciding with the Christmas holidays, the City Council for Equality has launched a campaign to raise awareness of the need to remove sexist and violent content from many games and toys, contributing to the development of attitudes and behaviours of cooperation, respect for differences and equal relationships between girls and boys.
After four and a half years closed to the public and in a state of abandonment, Puerto Blanco will reopen in the summer of 2022. The Generalitat Valenciana (Regional Government) has recently awarded the concession for the construction and operation of this mooring area to the joint venture of Marina Mirarmar, S.A.- Banlor, S.A.- Indeisla, S.L..
This week sees the end of the maintenance and conservation work at the Baños de la Reina archaeological site, begun last July by the company Alebus Patrimonio Histórico and funded by Calp City Council.
This work campaign began with the concern to remove the graffiti on the Molí del Morelló. At that time, it was necessary to prioritise and act on the Molí to prevent the paint from solidifying. The intervention on this structure has given good results and there are no more traces of graffiti.
The plenary session of Calp City Council yesterday gave final approval, with the support of all political groups, to the Strategic Tourism Plan 2020-2030, a document that sets out the roadmap for tourism to make the city a more competitive and sustainable destination and to ensure that tourism has an impact on a better quality of life for citizens.