CEIS sets minimum firefighter services in four stations for the general strike

CEIS Guadalajara has established the minimum services that must be provided at the fire stations in the province during the general strike on November 11, 2026. This is done through Resolution 2026-645, dated November 9, 2026, which is published in full in the BOP of Guadalajara No. 215, dated November 10, 2026, within the section for entities dependent on Public Administrations. The resolution details, with the express identification of personnel, which staff must remain operational in each station and during each time slot.

The framework: a full-day strike

The general strike call covers the 24 hours of November 11, 2026, from 00:00 to 23:59, and affects all workers of companies and public bodies in Spain, as stated in the BOP of Guadalajara No. 214, dated November 9, 2026, in the minimum service resolutions of other provincial administrations. Within this framework, CEIS Guadalajara—the consortium for the prevention, firefighting, civil protection, and rescue service of the province—is obliged to guarantee emergency coverage.

The text is limited to the operative part and is structured into four sections. The first establishes the minimums; the second regulates unforeseen vacancies; the third orders internal communication to the interested parties, and the fourth, communication to the affected administrations. The resolution was signed in Guadalajara on November 9, 2026, by the president of the consortium, José Luis Vega Pérez.

Staffing by station and time slot

The resolution distinguishes two time blocks, from 00:00 to 09:00 hours and from 08:45 to 24:00 hours, with a Duty Chief (code JG) in each of them. The assigned personnel, identified by their professional codes, are as follows:

• Molina de Aragón Station: four staff members in each slot (B11, B12, C11, and D11).
• Sigüenza Station: four staff members in each slot (B21, B22, C21, and D21).
• Sacedón Station: four staff members in each slot (B41, B42, C41, and D41).
• Azuqueca de Henares Station: eight staff members in each slot (B31, B32, B51, B52, C31, C51, D31, and D51).

Additionally, between 08:00 and 15:00 hours, the Administrative Center remains operational, with one Administrative Assistant and one G. Technician, according to the same resolution. Combining both slots, the minimum deployment involves about twenty coded positions per shift across the four stations, with the corresponding reinforcement at the Azuqueca de Henares headquarters.

Vacancies and voluntary coverage

The second section of Resolution 2026-645 closes the escape route regarding possible subsequent reinforcements. If shifts remain vacant for reasons beyond the control of the CEIS and are filled after the resolution is approved through voluntary coverage, the officials who fill those vacancies will be “automatically” assigned to the provision of the minimum services established for the strike day.

The consortium further orders that the resolution be communicated internally to the interested parties, “so that it takes the appropriate effect,” and that the content be forwarded to the concerned administrations. The publication in the bulletin is for “general knowledge,” so that the staff and the city councils of the towns with fire stations are aware of the distribution of personnel in advance.

Impact on emergency coverage

The decision affects virtually the entire provincial territory: the stations of Molina de Aragón, Sigüenza, and Sacedón cover the rural and mountain areas, while that of Azuqueca de Henares serves the Henares corridor, the area with the highest population density and industrial activity. With these minimums, CEIS Guadalajara will maintain four crews in each of the three rural stations and eight in the Henares station throughout the strike day, ensuring that call-outs for fire, rescue, or salvage remain guaranteed, albeit with the reduction in personnel implied by an essential services arrangement.

Source: BOP of Guadalajara, no. 215, November 10, 2026, section I (entities dependent on Public Administrations), pp. 1-2 (official reference: Resolution 2026-645, of November 9, 2026; document 2026_2951).