The Provincial Council of Zamora grants 662,000 euros in occupational safety grants

The Provincial Council of Zamora has provisionally resolved the call for grants intended to finance activities to improve health and safety conditions in workplaces within municipalities of fewer than 2,000 inhabitants in the province. The proposal, approved by order on October 7, 2026, and signed by President Javier Faúndez Domínguez, grants a total of 662,000 euros to the 101 admitted applications. The announcement is published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Zamora No. 118, dated October 9, 2026, Section III (Local Administration), with reference r-202602376.

The terms of the call were approved by Presidency Decree No. 2026/4506, dated July 14, 2026, and were published in the Official Gazette of the Province No. 82, dated July 15, 2026. The processing of the procedure corresponds to the Agriculture and Livestock Service of the provincial institution, which issued a report together with the evaluation commission.

According to the file, 101 applications were submitted, and all met the eligibility conditions set out in the terms. The resolution complies with Article 8 of the General Grants Law and section 6 of the seventh term, which requires the instructing body to formulate a duly motivated provisional resolution proposal.

Proportional distribution of the 662,000 euros

The total amount requested by the 101 petitioners amounted to 2,168,248.09 euros, while the maximum amount recognized across all applications stood at 2,015,221.50 euros. The amount finally granted is 662,000.00 euros, which represents a proportional distribution of approximately 32.85% of the maximum amount requested.

No individual grant exceeds 30,000 euros, the cap set in the terms. Files requesting 30,000 euros or more receive 9,855.00 euros, while smaller requests are adjusted to the same proportion.

Beneficiaries: agricultural holdings and professionals

The list of awardees consists mostly of agricultural and livestock holdings, civil societies, and cooperatives, as well as individuals from the sector. Among the granted amounts, the following stand out:

• Jose Antonio Alonso Castellanos, file 7185/2026: 10,345.84 euros.
• Agropecuaria Hermanos Barrero SL, file 7101/2026: 9,772.87 euros.
• Jose Antonio Ugidos Gordo, file 7487/2026: 9,624.72 euros.
• Bea y los Caballeros S.A, file 7202/2026: 9,601.59 euros.
• Nuria Álvarez Rodrigo, file 7056/2026: 8,880.47 euros.
• Ruben de Pedro Rodriguez, file 7418/2026: 8,337.93 euros.

At the opposite end, the lowest grants correspond to Adrian del Rio Rio (file 7239/2026, 215 euros), Francisco Jose del Rio Martinez (file 7447/2026, 348.89 euros), and Masero Vecino SL (file 7323/2026, 910.10 euros).

Ten business day period for allegations

Publication in the bulletin serves as notification to the interested parties, in accordance with Article 45 of Law 39/2015, of October 1, on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations. Applicants have a period of ten business days, counting from the day following the publication, to present any allegations they deem appropriate.

No appeal may be filed against this act, as it does not decide on the merits of the matter, although whatever is considered appropriate may be alleged for consideration in the final resolution that concludes the procedure.

The provisional resolution opens the way for holdings located in the small municipalities of the province to improve the health and safety conditions of their workplaces with provincial funding. The final distribution will depend on the allegations presented within the next ten business days and the resolution that closes the call.

Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Zamora, no. 118, of October 9, 2026, section III (Local Administration), page 131 (official reference: r-202602376).