The Inca Town Council will submit its municipal budget for 2026 to the November plenary session. The total amount reaches €42,619,893.56 and serves as a key tool to drive progress in the city, strengthen social well-being and continue modernising the municipality.
Mayor Virgilio Moreno emphasises that the accounts are “realistic, responsible and focused on people,” reinforcing existing services while advancing projects that will shape Inca’s future.
The spending distribution reflects local priorities: 44.79% is allocated to essential services such as cleaning, security, water supply and street lighting; 10.66% to social services; 14.36% to education, culture and sports; 19% to general services and technical support; and nearly €6 million to economic development and public-space improvements.
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Inca presents a €42.6 million budget for 2026 with greater investment, expanded services and zero debt
Although the budget represents a slight decrease of 2.02% compared to 2025, it strengthens essential services, expands municipal staffing and allocates more than €4 million to transformative investments. The document reaffirms the municipality’s commitment to residents’ well-being and to the improvement of public services and urban spaces.
€4.1 million for strategic investments
The plan allocates €4,107,901.09 to real investments focused on projects that modernise and enhance the city. These include €1.5 million for the renovation and beautification of the area surrounding the Teatre Principal, including the creation of a new square.
Additional funds include €900,000 for expanding the municipal cemetery with 480 new niches; €750,000 for improvements to the water cycle such as digital meters and network renewal; and €100,000 for repainting and reinforcing road signage. Subsidy programmes for façade rehabilitation and neighbourhood improvements continue, each with €150,000.
A further €175,000 is set aside for the next phase of purchasing shares of the Constància football ground.
Focus on community well-being
Municipal services will be reinforced, with a major increase in essential contracts. Street-cleaning services rise from €2 million to €2.75 million. The summer school budget grows by €45,000 and sports supervision by €140,000.
More staff and improved working conditions
The budget includes new positions to strengthen citizen services and essential municipal functions: 4 cleaning posts, 4 early-childhood educators and 1 teacher for the Toninaina Nursery School, plus an administrative assistant and a senior public-services officer.
Salary improvements are also included for cleaning staff and brigades, along with adjustments resulting from updated job evaluations.
Stable finances and zero debt
Current income rises to €41 million, a 7.76% increase driven by higher revenue collection and increased participation in state taxes. This represents an additional €2,954,385.40 compared to the previous year.
For the eleventh consecutive year, Inca will maintain zero municipal debt, enabling stable investment planning without resorting to borrowing.