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Also calls for more technical and material resources to improve public safety service taking into account the expansion of the population, new areas and new neighborhoods built in the town

The City Council of Puerto Lumbreras in Parliament yesterday approved a motion Municipal asking the Interior Ministry and the Delegation of the Government to increase the staff of the Guardia Civil in Puerto Lumbreras.

In this regard, the Chair and Councillor for Citizen Security, Dolores Arenas, explained that "the City Council reiterate the request we have already presented several times in order to increase the workforce of the Civil Guard, taking into account the significant increase population to which the municipality has been subjected in recent years. "

Specifically, the motion passed, the City Council requesting the extension of the Civil Guard staff, as well as material and technical means used by the Civil Guard Corps in their service of public safety.

In this sense, Arenas has explained that "the increase in population, new urban areas and new neighborhoods, are making Puerto Lumbreras have to grow and expand and improve our services."

In addition, Arenas has said that "currently 11 Civil Guard troops are there in the municipality also cover other areas such as the districts of Lorca and Almendricos high, so it becomes even more urgent to expand the squad."

Finally, Arenas has said that "in recent months has been considerably increased the population after the earthquake that struck Lorca on 11 May, as Lorca have been many who have moved to our town."

Thus, the motion passed, "our intention is that the central government expanded the workforce and the means of the Guardia Civil as well as during the last years we have tripled in collaboration with the Regional Government the number of agents and local police we have increased infrastructure and material resources to adapt to the needs of the current population of the town. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Puerto Lumbreras