Marbella City Hall says it has completed a new local work base for the municipal cleaning department in Nueva Andalucía. The facility is in the underground car park of the district’s Centro Polivalente and is intended to give crews working in the area a closer place to store equipment and use staff facilities.
What has changed
- Location: the underground car park at Nueva Andalucía’s Centro Polivalente
- Purpose: a local base for municipal cleaning teams
- Size: 80 square metres, including storage and staff facilities
What the council says has opened
TL;DR: The new base provides storage, washing facilities and a data-connected workstation for crews serving Nueva Andalucía.
According to the municipal announcement, the 80-square-metre space includes 60 square metres of storage and 20 square metres of toilets and changing facilities. The council lists two showers, two washbasins, two toilets, a workstation with a data connection, upgraded lighting and electrics, water and drainage connections, and forced ventilation.
Why this matters in Marbella
TL;DR: Residents may see cleaning teams spend less time travelling to and from a central depot, though the council has not published a service timetable or performance target.
The council says locating staff and equipment nearer to the district should cut travel between jobs and leave crews with more time for street-cleaning work. That is an operational aim set out by the authority, rather than an independently measured improvement. Marbella Daily has not independently assessed cleaning frequencies or response times after the base opened.
What readers should know
TL;DR: The base is an internal municipal facility, not a new public customer-service point.
Residents who need to report a local cleaning issue should continue to use Marbella City Hall’s normal service and incident channels. The announcement places this project within a wider programme of local work bases, citing completed sites at Santa Marta and Parque de la Constitución, plus work underway on Calle Magallanes for Puya and Albarizas. The details in this brief were last checked on 2 September 2026.
