The Formentera Office of Commerce is pleased to announce that, with the addition by Repsol, which distributes butane and propane on the island, of new distribution points on the island, Formentera now has four points of sale in the winter and five in summer, instead of the single distribution point that existed this summer. Also, the company has said that, at the behest of the Consell de Formentera plenary assembly, requests for home delivery have been computerised to make the service more efficient.
President Ana Juan has met with Repsol representatives on several occasions and had asked the Balearic offices of consumer affairs and industry to take the necessary steps to correct the deficiencies detected. She offered that "additional points of sale and computerised distribution should improve the service received by the residents of Formentera".
The points of sale are Comestibles Verdera (Carretera de Porto-salè), Supermercado Avenida (El Pilar de la Mola), Comestibles Sa Fadico (former Comestibles Tur, Carretera La Mola km 6.4) and Set Energía (Repsol butane distributor, Carretera des Ca Marí) and Supermercado Es Caló (summer only). The telephone number for orders is 900 321 900.
Mandatory revisions
Islanders are also reminded of the need to perform periodic inspections of bottled gas installations. Such inspections are mandatory and must be done every five years by qualified installation companies of the users' choice. Avoid scams: don't accept unsolicited revisions.
17 November 2022
Communications Office
Consell de Formentera
Ana Juan, president of the Consell de Formentera, and Juan José Escandell, president of Grup Esportiu Espalmador, have signed a collaboration agreement to promote, organise and execute long-standing sporting events in 2022. Paula Ferrer, councillor of sport, was also present at the signing.
The Formentera Office of Interior is pleased to report that Consell de Formentera firefighters have completed a course (levels one and two) on evaluating and stabilising collapsed structures. The course was held last week and consisted of 28 hours of theoretical and hands-on learning. A sergeant, chief, six firefighters and technical surveyor of the Consell del Formentera, as well as a non-commissioned officer of the Consell d'Eivissa fire brigade, all took part.