Mallorca: 8.4 million euros for Guardia Civil barracks
On Mallorca, Santanyí is in line for a new Guardia Civil barracks, with 8.4 million euros planned for work over the next two years. Spain’s Council of Ministers approved the wider police-building budget on Tuesday, 10 November 2026, the Government Delegation said. The barracks are part of more than 20 million euros in projects planned across the Balearic Islands.
The Santanyí work is classed as being in the general interest. It can therefore begin one month after the relevant authority is notified, without a municipal building permit.
Other plans include renewing the air-conditioning system at the Balearic Islands Police Headquarters and improving energy efficiency at the Balearic Islands Guardia Civil Command. The Council of Ministers has raised the Interior Ministry’s ordinary police-building budget to 740 million euros through 2034. That is 177 per cent more than originally planned, according to the Government Delegation.
A separate 900 million euro security-building programme for 2026 to 2034 includes 33 million euros for new residential buildings for the National Police in Eivissa and the Guardia Civil in Santa Gertrudis.
Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com