The Mayor of Totana, José Martínez Andreo, and City Councilman Security, Roque Molina Legaz, have presented the two new patrol vehicles for the local police in Totana, which will help ensure the integrity and security of citizens of the municipality.
During the ceremony, the mayor proceeded to the delivery of the patrol car keys to the Local Police Officer of Totana, Alfonso Canales, who extended to a total of nine cars and four motorcycles fleet Totana Local Police.
These two vehicles model Renault Megane, which were fully subsidized by the city of Totana, said Roque Molina, who stressed the effort made by the local Town Hall with the cooperation provided by the regional government, which along with the total number of local police officers will help to strengthen public safety in the municipality.
For Martínez Andreo, "with these actions in the field of public safety the government team has done much of his electoral program and its promise to be strongly reinforce the patrol and public safety crime in the municipality, ensure the safety of our neighbors. "
Thus, through the "efforts made by the council" has been a gradual shift in recent months a number of 25 to 58 players in total who have the town this summer, in addition to undertaking the reforms Police units Local de Totana.
Similarly, the mayor recalled that definitely will Totana a Principal Since the Civil Guard barracks in the district of Guadalentín, which means it is expected to increase from 38 agents of this body of the State Security Forces to 50 in total.
"We are ready with the necessary human and material resources to meet the challenges of security," he added according to the mayor, who then remembered that he is working with the state security forces to achieve local more effective providing safety to citizens.
He also announced that one of the short-term objectives of the government team was "getting close to the effectiveness and neighbors" through promoting and providing effective monitoring in the urban neighborhoods and districts and promote a rapprochement between citizens and local police officers.
