Mijas to Offer Municipal Land to the State for a New Guardia Civil Barracks
Mijas is set to propose handing over council-owned land to the Spanish State so a new Guardia Civil barracks can be built in the municipality, according to La Noción.
Mijas Town Hall plans to ask the Spanish State to accept municipal land for a new Guardia Civil barracks, according to local outlet La Noción.
The proposal would involve the council ceding a plot it owns so that the national government, which is responsible for the Guardia Civil, could build new premises for the force in the municipality.
The Guardia Civil is Spain’s national police force with military status. It is mainly responsible for policing rural areas, roads and smaller towns, and it operates from barracks known in Spanish as cuarteles.
Further details, including the location of the land and any timetable, were not included in the report available to The Marbella Post.
Source: La Noción
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