| And adapting them to the new situation of social and health crisis given the evolution of the pandemic | The mayor expands on-site services with one employee per service so that the rest can continue to teleworkThe mayor, Juan José Canovas, has issued a new resolution updating the minimum essential municipal services to the new situation of social and health crisis, after almost a month and a half of the entry into force of the state of alarm and after the evolution of the pandemic in this municipality.This resolution updates those decreed at the beginning of the epidemic in the provision of public services by municipal workers, who will carry out their work in person to maintain them.Basically, the face-to-face services are expanded with one employee per service so that the rest can continue to telework.In addition, the resolution is the responsibility of the personnel assigned to the Municipal Warehouse and to that of the Sports Department, two administrative employees in the Water Services and also the meter readers of this one.At the beginning of the pandemic, essential municipal minimum services and the reorganization of public employees were declared to manage the health crisis situation and contain the progression of the epidemic in this municipality.In this sense, the Local Police, Works and Services, Social Services, Municipal Water and Sewerage Service, Collection of Urban Solid Services (RSU) and Street Cleaning or any other that may be decreed later due to circumstances, were decreed as essential municipal services.
occurrences.In this way, all permits, licenses and vacations of Local Police personnel were revoked.
All municipal personnel were at the disposal of those responsible for the departments they depend on, being obliged to obey the instructions or orders that may be issued.Since March 19, a minimum number of public employees per area were established: Human Resources (1), SAC (1 Telephone Service, 1 Information and Registration, 1 Population Area), Warehouse (1 coordinator), General Services (secretary, interventora and treasurer), Mayor-Communication (1) and New Technologies (2).In addition, Social Services and Water Services have been aware of the organization of the same to be carried out by the head of the service taking into account that they were rotating and that they minimized the risk of contagion.Thus, all municipal employees have had the obligation at this time to be available to the City Council for any task that may be required, as well as answer calls made from it, teleworking as far as possible and establishing the organization.
rotating face-to-face shifts and minimizing the risk of contagion.Ordinary calls for collegiate bodies of the City Council (Information Commissions, Local Government Board and Plenary) were also suspended; and all the municipal educational, recreational and sports services in all the municipal facilities and premises attached to these services are still closed to the public.The Municipal Cemetery service is only provided to proceed with the burials and will remain closed to citizens in general terms, with the exceptions established by current regulations within the framework of the state of alarm.The Totana City Council has already closed all municipal offices to the public on March 16, enabling alternative telephonic and telematic means to attend to urgent or indispensable efforts by the public that are still ongoing.
