Radio Sintonia:

La Oliva announces the removal of abandoned vehicles.

The City Council of La Oliva has announced the start of a campaign to remove abandoned vehicles, an initiative coordinated by the Departments of Traffic and Environment in conjunction with the Local Police of the municipality. The aim of this campaign is to address the persistent problem of vehicle abandonment on public roads and private land, thus improving the quality of life of residents and the urban environment.

Radio Sintonia:

A second life to the pruning remains in La Oliva.

The Department of the Environment of the City of La Oliva, together with the areas of Cleaning and Gardens, directed by David Fajardo, Rubén González and Verónica Saavedra, respectively, has recovered an initiative for the reuse of vegetable waste, giving a second life to the pruning remains of municipal green areas so that neighbors can reuse it in their own gardens, or agricultural and livestock farms.



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'La Oliva Environmental Attitude' seeks to raise awareness of the natural environment.

La Oliva renews its environmental signage to protect the environment and encourage recycling

In its efforts to move towards a more sustainable and respectful municipality, the City Council of La Oliva has completed a campaign to renovate and update its environmental signage. The objectives are, mainly, "to raise awareness to avoid practices that can cause damage to the natural environm

Noticias:

No internet all Sunday afternoon in many areas of La Oliva.

A general outage left many homes in the north of the island without mobile phones, television and internet



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Without the ability to work, to send washap, or to watch TV, was what happened yesterday afternoon in the north of the island for many internet users due to a general drop in service.



From approximately 3:00 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. it was not possible to have a connection thro

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The town hall of La Oliva recalls the ban on camping in the municipality.

The Police of La Oliva announces a comprehensive Preventive Plan to guarantee a safe and respectful Easter in the municipality


In view of the expected increase in visitors during the upcoming Holy Week, the City Council of La Oliva has announced the implementation of a Preventive Plan coordinated by the Local Police, aimed at safeguarding both citizen safety and the protection of the environment in the

The City Council of La Oliva has launched an ambitious smart video surveillance project so that Police services have one more tool in security and mobility

Backed by what the city council calls "state-of-the-art technology and a commitment to providing a safer environment for all, this system, made up of 65 strategically placed cameras, is now operational, marking a milestone in municipal innovation."

The mayor of La Oliva, Isaí Blanco, highlighted the importance of this initiative: "The

Moncloa reiterates that the Oliva Beach concession is a state responsibility and orders its demolition

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It states that the Royal Decree that transferred part of the powers regarding costs to the Autonomous Community is “literal”

The Government of Spain has responded to the Canary Islands Executive that the “compensatory” concessions on the maritime-terrestrial public domain, such as the one held by the company Geafond Number One La

Surveillance and protection in the municipality is enhanced, ranging from environmental preservation to traffic control and road safety

The City Council of La Oliva has incorporated a new high-tech drone to the resources for the Local Police. This technological advance not only strengthens the surveillance and control capabilities of the municipality, but also consolidates La Oliva as a benchmark in security within the Island of Fuerteventura.

The mayor of La Oliva, Isaí Blanco, highlighted t

La Oliva will take to the plenary the proposal to penalize the Red Cross for "serious deficiencies" in the safety of the beaches
The sanctions against the successful bidder of the lifeguard service could reach more than 200,000 euros, for very serious breaches,

The City Council of La Oliva has adopted a firm position to guarantee safety on its beaches and protect the rights of lifeguards," says the Consistory in a press release. Parallel to the recent demonstrations of a group of lifeguards

The La Oliva City Council continues with the campaign to remove abandoned vehicles in the municipality. The Departments of Environment and Traffic, headed by David Fajardo and Christian Rodríguez respectively, have managed to initiate a total of 77 files on unused cars on public roads since the beginning of the project in November 2023 to date. The objective of the campaign is to tackle the abandonment of vehicles on the streets, to achieve a better urban environment for the residents of the mu