The Móstoles City Council has brought its intensive cleaning plan to Estoril II this week, with street sweeping, washing, and facade repainting.
The Móstoles City Council, through the Department of Security, Emergencies, and Environment, has focused its intensive neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood cleaning plan in the area of Estoril II in recent days. The work is part of a programme that covers the five districts of the city to enhance the maintenance of streets and public spaces.
Teams are carrying out manual and mechanical street sweeping, facade repainting, and graffiti removal. They are also working on benches, litter bins, and containers, which are being cleaned and prepared for daily use.
The washing of sidewalks and roadways is carried out with mixed teams equipped with washing machines, hydro-pressure systems, and street washing machinery. These tasks are complemented by brush clearing and gardening work to keep the public spaces in the area in optimal condition.
This intensive plan coexists with the cleaning and maintenance plan for parks and green areas in the city, which allows for enhanced conservation of these spaces and keeps them in the best condition for the enjoyment of the residents of Móstoles.
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