The second phase of the Infrastructure Plan for State Security (PLISE-II Extraordinary 2026-2034) has a budget estimate of 206.9 million euros in the Community of Madrid to cover projects for the construction, adaptation and improvement of police infrastructures in the region.
In the case of the National Police, they will be used for performances in the district police stations of Villa de Vallecas, Moratalaz and Salamanca; the completion of the new Technological Building that rises in the Canillas Police Complex (Madrid) or the Cavalry and Canine Guides Base “San Jorge”.
With regard to the Civil Guard, the planned investment in the PLISE-II will allow projects such as the new headquarters for the Criminalistics Service, the rehabilitation of one of the buildings of the General Directorate or interventions in the Dog Training Center (CAPEDE) of the Service Cinología y Remonta.
In addition, this phase will also fund various projects in unique buildings attached to the Ministry of the Interior’s Secretariat of State for Security, such as the new Civil Guard Data Processing Center, the National Police hangar in Getafe, energy reforms at the headquarters of the Ministry of the Interior and the Intelligence Center against Terrorism and Organized Crime or the security update of Casa Real.
Of the Plan’s total of 900 million euros at the national level, the estimate is that almost 23% will remain in the Community of Madrid.
PLISE II
The second phase of the Infrastructure Plan for State Security (PLISE-II) is the largest investment in the reform, rehabilitation or construction of buildings for police use of the democratic stage, which will remain in execution until 2034.
The investment of 900 million euros represents an increase of 50 percent over that executed in the first PLISE 2019-2025, which was born endowed with 600 million. Of the total, 800 million euros will cover projects for renovation or new construction of buildings attached to the State Secretariat for Security, the National Police and the Civil Guard. The remaining 100 million will cover several actions planned in the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla.
The first Infrastructure Plan for State Security 2019-2025, with an investment of 600 million euros in the following seven years for the reform and construction of National Police stations, Civil Guard headquarters and unique buildings of the Secretary of State for Security.
In 2021, that budget was extended with 400 million euros from the European funds Next Generation, contributed by the Ministry of Ecological Transition and for the Demographic Challenge within the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR) to cover works to improve the energy efficiency of rehabilitated or newly built buildings.
Once the PLISE-II Extraordinary 2026-2034 has been implemented, the Ministry of the Interior will have invested a total of 1.9 billion euros since 2019 in the adaptation and improvement of police infrastructures, a figure that does not include the actions that both the National Police and the Civil Guard will have undertaken in those fifteen years from their own budgets.