Overview
- Guadalajara’s €103.26 million budget cleared the council 13–12 (PP and Vox in favor; PSOE and Aike against) and enters a 15‑working‑day public review, with an initial surplus, frozen local taxes and lower debt.
- The Guadalajara plan earmarks 25.5 million for core services, 16.2 million for security and mobility, 6.3 million for investments, and adds €12.1 million from EDIL funds to reshape key urban corridors.
- Godella approved a €15.2 million budget that boosts street cleaning to €1.64 million, increases street‑lighting, parks and pest control funding, and expands social support such as home help and seniors’ programs.
- Ciudad Real backed a €103 million budget—up 33.8% versus 2023—with support from the governing bloc, Ciudadanos and a non‑affiliated councillor, featuring €10 million for investments and pending provincial publication for public exposure.
- Montilla presented a €27.2 million draft, up 4.7%, driven by a 9.52% rise in state PIE transfers and stronger dependency funding, while Cuéllar unveiled nearly €10.6 million with higher outlays for its biomass heat network and local works.