The Miramar City Council has invested 80,000 euros, from the Valencian Provincial Council's Investment Plan, in the progressive renovation of the municipality's children's parks, both in the urban center and on the beach. The aim is to enhance the safety, comfort, and quality of these play areas.
The latest intervention focused on the Quatre Vents Park, where the rubber flooring of the children's area has been completely renewed. This work has now concluded, and the park is once again available for families to use, thereby improving safety and comfort conditions for children.
Over recent months, the council has also carried out similar renovations at the park in the Town Hall Square, the Maritime Promenade, the Tella Park (on Miramar beach), and the Riuet Park. These improvements are part of a comprehensive investment plan totaling 80,000 euros.
The Miramar City Council reaffirms its commitment to continue working on the enhancement of public spaces, particularly those intended for children and families, to create safer, more comfortable, and higher-quality environments for the community.
