The San Bartolomé City Council continues to advance in its commitment to sustainability and efficiency in the provision of municipal services with the acquisition of a new nine-seater plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV).
This resource will facilitate the transfer and transportation of personnel and tools to carry out urban and rural maintenance work, as well as the cleaning and conditioning of public spaces in the municipality.
The mayor of San Bartolomé, Isidro Pérez, points out that “this acquisition exemplifies the commitment of the government team to comply with the 2030 objectives aimed towards sustainable development through an ecological transition and progressively of the fleet of municipal vehicles. Every action counts, no matter how modest, to achieve a responsible municipality in the protection and care of the environment.”
In this sense, the municipal property vehicle fleet stands out for its sustainability and efficiency. “We currently have a fleet of six plug-in hybrid vehicles and thirteen fully electric vehicles, which means that the renewal of municipal cars tends towards greater autonomy and sustainable mobility within the municipality, highlights Councilor Raúl de León, Councilor for Public Services, Roads, Transportation, Traffic and Environment.
The purchase of this vehicle is included within the framework of the “Lanzarote Accessibility Improvement Plan”, an initiative that also contemplates other strategic projects such as the acquisition of a truck with a crane, two compactor collection trucks and a truck with a multilift container system.