The PSOE of Xàbia denounces the lack of notice in the collection of municipal fees for the second year in a row

El PSOE Xàbia has publicly denounced that Javea Town Hall has gone back to collecting payment, last April 1Municipal fees for solid waste collection, driveway access, and vehicle registration have been issued without any prior notice to residents. This situation is repeating itself for the second year in a row, affecting families and businesses who are faced with these charges without the necessary financial preparation.

Councilors of the PSOE of Xàbia

Voluntary payment period

The Socialists criticize the fact that the governing team has also failed to provide information about the voluntary payment period, established between March 2 and June 5This period includes important bills such as those for municipal solid waste collection, driveway access, and vehicle registration. Ximo SegarraThe PSOE representative from Xàbia points out that "we are talking about important tax obligations that affect both families and businesses, and that require a minimum of economic planning."

The PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) in Xàbia considers it "incomprehensible and irresponsible" that social media and other information channels were not used to warn about these charges. This situation is especially critical for those... citizens These are direct debit payments, as direct charges to accounts can cause problems. Ximo Segarra warns that "failing to notify can lead to bank overdrafts or financial difficulties for both families and businesses that haven't been able to plan ahead."

The Socialist group points out that, although the information may be available at headquarters electronics Because of the taxes, most citizens do not access it unless strictly necessary. Therefore, they insist that it is the obligation of the Town Hall They criticize the fact that while this type of relevant information is ignored, "municipal social media is constantly used for less important content." They also denounce the "high expenditure on institutional advertising for self-promotion," which, according to them, exacerbates the lack of communication on crucial issues.

For the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) in Xàbia, this situation demonstrates "a worrying lack of planning and sensitivity towards the citizens." They demand that the governing team establish effective communication mechanisms to prevent this type of situation from happening again. Ximo Segarra concludes that "Failing to inform about something so important is yet another lack of respect for the residents of Xàbia."