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Throughout the month of April, the Technical Service of the EUC Sitio de Calahonda has stepped up its efforts in preparation for the summer season. In addition to addressing daily incidents, the teams have continued their regular gardening and street cleaning tasks, which are essential for maintaining the quality of life in our community.
A key focus this month has been the improvement of road signage, including the repainting of pedestrian crossings, lane markings, and other horizontal signals. In addition, several street name signs have been refreshed, along with the “Sitio de Calahonda” letters and the community crest, helping to enhance the visual identity of the area.
Work has also been carried out on the removal of fallen trees and waste from green areas—an important step to ensure the safety and enjoyment of these spaces for residents and visitors as warmer weather approaches.
Below, we share some photos of the work carried out. Due to space limitations, we are unable to display all the activities completed during the month, so we have included a selection of the most relevant ones.
The Technical Service remains committed to the continuous care and improvement of our surroundings, working towards a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming Calahonda for everyone.
1.- Renovation of street name signs, as well as the “Sitio de Calahonda” letters at both entrances and the community coat of arms.
2.- Removal of fallen trees and waste accumulation in green areas:
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Repair of railing on Avda. de España: Replacement and reinforcement of damaged sections to improve pedestrian safety.
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Pothole asphalt filling: Repairs on various roads to maintain pavement conditions and ensure safe driving.
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Cleaning of the Montecalahonda walkway: Removal of debris, leaves, and accumulated dirt from pedestrian areas.
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Weed removal from roadways: Cleaning of curb edges and paved areas to enhance appearance and prevent deterioration.
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Repositioning of bollards and traffic signs: Adjustment and replacement of road safety elements displaced or damaged by vehicle impacts.
