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Socialist Councilman Jose Zapata complains that "the municipal government, with its habitual improvisation, is becoming the great majority of works being financed by the Government of Spain to combat unemployment, a problem for traffic and a safety hazard and citizens' health "

Loss of time, inconvenience to neighbors resulting from a breach of basic safety and sanitation, lack of traffic safety, absence or inappropriate road signs, public works are being undertaken in the streets and sidewalks county, are some of the complaints expressed today by the PSOE mayor José Zapata.

"Traffic problems and personal risks"

Currently, recalls are running a large number of works in the city of Murcia and hamlets, most of them financed by the Government of Spain to fight the crisis and unemployment, although they are managed in a makeshift the PP in La Glorieta, which is leading, critical Zapata, traffic problems and continued risks to safety and health of Murcia.

Public works contracts from 75 million euros for the municipality for the ZP-Fund aims socialist councilor is a measure that is proving effective in mitigating the effects of the crisis as far as jobs are concerned; and at the same time, he adds, are works that will improve services and infrastructure necessary for the municipality.

"Neighbour complaints"

Some works, Zapata added that, in many cases financed by the Government of Spain, but whose execution hires and manages the City Council with a clear lack of coordination and lack of inspection.

"We are getting complaints from neighbors, in particular areas of the district of El Carmen, Santa Eulalia, the city center as well as several districts."

Therefore, the PSOE mayor will ask the municipal government to mitigate, as far as possible, causing undue inconvenience to neighbors.

So the PP propose to increase the inspection service, coordination and signs of municipal public works to avoid risk and uncertainty.

Source: Grupo Municipal Socialista de Murcia