The Office of Interior of the Consell de Formentera is pleased to report on an information day that took place at IES Marc Ferrer yesterday. The encounter was designed to help pupils at the secondary school understand the functions of the local police, to make sure they recognise its members as local figures, and to offer information to those interested in work on the force as a job option.
Local police officers talked to the students about the work of the local police department. In the school courtyard, they also showed the equipment they work with, like drones, and their fleet of vehicles. In addition, the canine unit performed a demonstration for the students. This is the second such event; the first took place last school year.
31 May 2023
Office of Communication
Consell de Formentera





The lifeguards of the Consell de Formentera are continuing with a training course to improve care in emergencies. This week a course mixing theory and hands-on learning around medical care is being given to the new lifeguards who will join the service on Thursday 1 June. In addition, the Consell has announced it is accepting applicants to fill gaps in the current workforce. Four vacancies have been announced and applications can be submitted until 8 June.
Today plenary members of the Consell de Formentera met for the final session of the legislature, where members of the Gent per Formentera (GxF) and Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) cabinet and of the opposition (Sa Unió) endorsed, among other proposals, the Sustainable Water Management Plan and Emergency Plan for droughts in the municipality of Formentera. Representatives had first reviewed a related report prepared by the Studies and Planning Service of the Directorate General of Water Resources of the Balearic Government.
Yesterday Josep Marí, interior councillor of the Consell de Formentera, and Alex Valeiras, head of the fire department, met with Carmen Prats Ferrer, chief of the Eivissa and Formentera delegation of the Balearic Islands Nature Institute (IBANAT), and Miguel Soriano, manager of the Office of Environment, to coordinate the response to the spiking risk of forest fires.



