accessibility

Estepona City Council to Enhance Beach Facilities and Accessibility
Approximately 900,000 euros will be allocated by the City Council for the renovation of beach facilities, including restrooms and lifeguard stations, as well as the installation of concrete walkways at all public access points. Deputy Mayor for Services and External Oversight, Blas Ruzafa, has announced plans for a major overhaul of these facilities in the…

Estepona City Council Initiates Construction Project to Enhance Accessibility at Elevated Pedestrian Bridge between El Paraíso and Benamara
Following years of efforts, the Estepona City Council has obtained authorization from the central government to proceed with a project aimed at improving access to the elevated pedestrian bridge linking the ‘El Paraíso’ and ‘Benamara’ residential areas. The council will oversee the installation of access ramps to facilitate the use of this bridge by individuals…

Authorization granted to the Municipality to enhance accessibility of the pedestrian bridge between El Paraíso and Benamara
The local government will cover the expenses for the improvements aimed at making the elevated crosswalk between the residential areas ‘El Paraíso’ and ‘Benamara’ more user-friendly. The Estepona City Council has received approval from the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility to carry out the necessary works. Deputy mayor Ana Velasco from the Department of…

The Neighborhood Brigade: Over 100 Actions Completed by Estepona City Council in Four Months
Numerous works have been carried out in Blas Infante, Picasso, La Lobilla and Bello Horizonte, focusing on improving accessibility and enhancing public spaces. The City Council of Estepona has provided an update on the progress made by the Neighborhood Brigade in its first four months of operation. This municipal service aims to enhance the maintenance…

Estepona City Council announces new taxi licenses and increases accessibility for people with reduced mobility
To meet the growing demand due to population growth, the City Council of Estepona has launched a process to award five new taxi licenses. Two of these licenses will be for up to 9-seat adapted vehicles for people with reduced mobility, while the remaining three will be for up to 7-seat vehicles. This initiative has…
