New Citizen Service Office and Expansion of the Electric Charging Network in Sant Antoni

The municipality is making progress in the redevelopment of busy urban areas

What does it consist of?

Sant Antoni de Portmany Town Council has begun the construction of a new tourist information office on the port's seafront and plans to install eleven new electric charging points. The initiative reinforces public safety, promotes sustainable mobility and responds to demands from locals and the tourism industry.

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Data

PROJECT TITLE IN THE CALL
Construction of a sustainable office for the local police on the tourist front line of the harbour area
LOCATION
Ibiza (Sant Antoni de Portmany)
Entity submitting the PROJECT
Consell Insular d'Eivissa
Entity that executes the project
Ajuntament de Sant Antoni de Portmany
Project code
ITS2425-091
Total project amount
1.025.045 €
ITS granted amount
512.522 €
Executed amount
610.030 €
Call year
2024-2025
Execution status
Executed
Purpose
Responsible tourism
Budget execution
Executed: 119.03%
Last data request
13.03.2026

The project

The council's initiative responds to a twofold need: to strengthen visitor services in high traffic areas and to support the transition to electric mobility. The new building will be located next to the seafront promenade, in an area affected by a governmental order on excessive tourism, with the aim of bringing the police service closer to tourists and locals, in an accessible, efficient and energy-responsible space.

The project also includes the installation of eleven double charging points for electric vehicles at key locations in the municipality, such as schools, the Can Bonet social centre and the bus station. The project will double the current recharging capacity, with new semi-fast points and a fast point at the bus station.

The building, designed as a modular, detachable structure, will be constructed with recyclable materials and wood treated for marine environments, ensuring low environmental impact. Priority is given to energy efficiency, sunlight-trapping systems and integration with the landscape. It will also include its own recharging point.

The action was requested by local groups, hotel owners and the British Consulate itself, given the need to reinforce safety in the area. The total budget is over €1 million and the execution period is 22 months. Through this work, the municipality is taking a firm step towards a more sustainable and orderly model of tourism.