Mos Town Hall Opens Voting for Participatory Budgets MosDecide 2027

Residents over 16 years old can choose up to three of the 18 finalist proposals until November 9.

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Generic image of a Galician town hall stone facade with an ornate balcony and iron railings, under afternoon sunlight.

The Mos Town Hall opened its voting period this Friday for the MosDecide 2027 Participatory Budgets, a process that will run until November 9 and allow residents to choose up to three of the 18 finalist proposals.

Every resident over 16 years old registered in the municipality can participate via the municipal website, www.mos.es, or in person at the Town Hall, the Municipal Pool, the Employment Agency, and the María Magdalena Library. The process began with 242 proposals submitted, of which 238 were deemed valid, and 18 are now listed for voting after review by the municipal technical committee.
The finalist proposals are the result of a technical and economic assessment that analyzed feasibility, space availability, required authorizations, and execution timelines. The list of initiatives includes actions related to road safety, accessibility, sports and cultural facilities, leisure areas, and heritage recovery, distributed throughout the municipality.
Among the 18 proposals are the conditioning of a leisure area in Herville (€200,000), road safety improvements on Generoso Domínguez road (€200,000), the creation of a public car park near the Pazo de Mos (€200,000), the roofing of playgrounds and municipal sports courts, road safety improvements in San Amaro and Arrubial (€200,000), improvements to the facilities of the Solidaria MosAxuda Association (€120,000), conditioning the area around the church of Cela (€200,000), humanization of Ludeiro street (€200,000), creation of a motorhome area in Santiaguiño de Guizán (€80,000), and improvements to the area of Santiaguiño de Guizán with an adventure park and covered paddle tennis court (€120,000).
Also included are improvements to the facilities of the Multipurpose Building (€200,000), acoustic conditioning of the municipal pavilion Óscar Pereiro (€200,000), modernization of the Mos municipal pool for regional and national competitions (€130,000), creation of a car park near the church of Louredo (€200,000), purchase of land and enhancement of the Castro de Torroso (€200,000), renovation of the Campo da Feira playground with a pump track (€200,000), creation of a study room near the music school (€200,000), and enhancement of the Sendeiro dos Muíños de Salgueira e Monte Pereiras (€200,000).
Based on information from the official source: Concello de Mos (30/10/2026)