- The new coordinating body will facilitate cooperation between the Civil Guard, Local Police and administrations in matters of citizen security.
- The government delegate in Madrid has highlighted the value of this instrument and has invited the municipality to join the VioGén System.
The government delegate in the Community of Madrid, Francisco Martín Aguirre, co-chaired today the constitutive session of the Local Security Board of Bustarviejo together with the mayor of the town, Tanausú Luis Perera.
Members of the municipal government team and representatives of the Civil Guard, the Local Police and the Community of Madrid have also participated in the constitutive session. This body is established under Royal Decree 1087/2010, which regulates the Local Security Boards, with the aim of articulating cooperation and coordination in matters of security within the municipality.
The government delegate thanked the mayor for the step taken by the City Council highlighting the value of “institutional coordination and loyalty”. Along these lines, Martín Aguirre has invited the municipality to join the Comprehensive Monitoring System for Cases of Gender Violence (VioGén): “I invite you, after this important step that is the constitution of the Board, to appreciate the possibility of joining the VioGén system.”
Device for the XIV Feria del Campo
During the session, the main indicators of criminality of Bustarviejo have also been analyzed, which are maintained in figures significantly lower than the average of the Community of Madrid, consolidating the municipality as a safe environment.
In this context, the municipality hosts this Saturday, September 26, the XIV edition of its Feria del Campo, an event dedicated to the rural world to get closer to the livestock and agricultural tradition of the municipality, with proposals related to grazing, livestock, traditional trades and Serrana gastronomy.
To ensure the correct development of the event, the Local Security Board has reviewed the special security and mobility device. The plan will have the coordinated work of Local Police, Civil Guard and emergency services, and will include traffic regulation measures, deterrent parking and supervised security corridors to separate the public from the participating cattle. Another central point will be the prevention of forest fires in the face of the forecast of high temperatures at the weekend.