The mayor of El Puerto de Santa María, Germán Beardo (PP), today signed the decree to reorganize his government team for the start of the new Political Course, which will come into effect on Tuesday, September 1, “with the objective of to optimize municipal management “, informs the Portuense City Council in a statement. The changes exclusively affect councilors of the PP and do not touch the two councilors of Cs.
Beardo undertakes changes in the distribution of municipal powers “to face with the best guarantees and the greatest coordination the next months of the second year in office.”
Javier Bello leaves the area of Economy and Finance to focus on the area of the Presidency, which will be in charge of coordinating the rest of the municipal delegations in an autumn that is uncertain with the Covid-19 pandemic at one of its high points and that needs to be joint actions that affect different municipal services, with foresight and quick and effective responses.
Likewise, the Deputy Mayor Javier Bello assumes the Department of Citizen Participation, which until now was managed by the mayor Carmen Lara; who will dedicate himself exclusively to Social Services, Family and Equality in a time in which his management is essential to attend to all the problems that arise in the coming months so as not to leave anyone behind and give “the greatest social coverage to all Portuenses that they need it “
Bello will continue to lead the management as president of El Puerto Global, of the Department of Communication and New Technologies and also assumes the Area of Development, Agriculture and Fisheries, so that the mayor Blanca Merino can dedicate herself fully to her new role as head of the Economy and Finance Area. His work, until now at the head of the Development and Trade area, will strengthen his position in the economic area, the statement says.
The Deputy Mayor Millán Alegre continues to manage the Environment and Sustainable Development Area, consolidating himself at the head of this Council, on which a large part of the essential municipal services for the city depend, such as cleaning, garbage collection, parks and gardens or Beaches; also dealing with Heritage from now on.
Finally, David Calleja, Deputy Mayor for Festivities, Historical Heritage and Flamenco assumes Commerce, both “closely linked areas that will result in a greater dynamization of commercial and business activity, the center and the entire city”.
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