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Town hall facilities in Puerto Pollensa

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I noticed this today in Andrew Ede's informative blog alcudiapollensa: MALLORCA TODAY - Town hall facilities in Puerto Pollensa

"The new facilities for Pollensa town hall in the port were officially opened yesterday. The new building in what was the school off the market square (Plaça Miquel Capllonch) has in fact been occupied since the start of the month. The facilities include offices, conference room, library and the local police centre. Work on re-developing the school has cost 600,000 euros, with the town hall, central government and the Council of Mallorca all contributing to the funding. "
 
I noticed this today in Andrew Ede's informative blog alcudiapollensa: MALLORCA TODAY - Town hall facilities in Puerto Pollensa

"The new facilities for Pollensa town hall in the port were officially opened yesterday. The new building in what was the school off the market square (Plaça Miquel Capllonch) has in fact been occupied since the start of the month. The facilities include offices, conference room, library and the local police centre. Work on re-developing the school has cost 600,000 euros, with the town hall, central government and the Council of Mallorca all contributing to the funding. "

I wonder if all the departments will move from the old premises and, if so, what will become of these buildings.
 
Hi Whaley, the health centre is still on the ground floor and i haven't heard anything about that moving so maybe they will make use of the empty upper floor. :)
 
Sparky, I did wonder myself if the Health Centre would make use of upstairs. If anybody visits the tributari please be aware that you must either pay by card or collect a form to pay at the bank. They no longer accept cash.
 
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