The council reported in the municipal plenary session on the settlement of the previous year's budget, where 58.1 million euros in net recognized rights were recorded against 40.3 million in recognized obligations. This initial balance resulted in a budgetary outcome of 17.8 million euros.
After the necessary technical adjustments, the final result stood at a surplus of 4.5 million euros. This positive balance is key for incorporating 3.3 million euros from the remaining funds into municipal investments planned for 2026.
The 2025 accounts were heavily conditioned by reconstruction efforts following the DANA (cold drop) of October 29, 2024. This phenomenon affected approximately 6 million square meters in industrial and residential areas such as La Reva, l'Oliveral, Els Pous, or València la Vella, among others. The council highlighted that these actions were financed with its own resources and subsidies from the Spanish Government and the Generalitat.
“"The results certify the good work carried out in a particularly complex year due to the reconstruction tasks after the DANA."
Technical reports confirm that the City Council complies with all fiscal rules of budgetary stability, with a financing capacity of 17 million euros. Furthermore, the spending rule is met, and public debt remains at sustainable levels, with 31.62% of outstanding capital over current income, well below the legal limit of 110%. The municipal net savings stand at 2.4 million euros.
