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O Corgo increases the budget by 254,000 euros with extraordinary credits

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O Corgo amplía o orzamento en 254.000 euros con créditos extraordinarios

The Plenary of the Corgo City Council approved budget modification file number 5/2026, in the form of extraordinary credits and credit supplements, for a total amount of 254,000.00 euros. The agreement was adopted in the plenary session of September 11, 2026, and is now published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Lugo number 216, corresponding to September 21, 2026, with reference R. 2474. The publication opens the public exhibition process of the file, a mandatory step before the credit modification can be considered definitively approved.

The budget modification is processed under Article 177.2, in relation to Article 169.1, of Legislative Royal Decree 2/2004, of March 5, which approves the revised text of the Law regulating local finances. The edict signed by the mayor states that the file is the fourth within the competence of the Plenary during the fiscal year, which places this operation among the main accounting decisions adopted by the municipal government so far this year.

Approval in the Plenary of September 11

The data contained in the official announcement are as follows:

  • Approving body: the Plenary of the Corgo City Council, in a session held on September 11, 2026.
  • File: budget modification number 5/2026.
  • Modality: extraordinary credits and credit supplements.
  • Total amount: 254,000.00 euros (two hundred and fifty-four thousand euros).
  • Position in the fiscal year: fourth file within the competence of the Plenary.
  • Date of the edict: September 14, 2026, signed by the mayor-president, Felipe Labrada Reija.

The approved figure represents an injection of 254,000 euros into the current municipal budget, articulated through the two figures that local finance regulations reserve for expenditure needs not initially foreseen or insufficiently funded.

Public exhibition and claims period

The file will be open for public inspection at the City Council Secretariat for fifteen business days, so that any claims deemed appropriate may be filed. The terms and conditions of the process are:

  • Duration: fifteen business days.
  • Calculation: starting from the day following the insertion of the edict in the Official Gazette of the Province.
  • Place of consultation: the Secretariat of the Corgo City Council.
  • Recipient of claims: the mayor-president of the Corgo City Council.

The publication in the provincial gazette is precisely the act that triggers the calculation of this period, so that any interested person can examine the file and present allegations within the enabled period.

The processing is based on the consolidated text of the Law regulating local treasuries, which requires this type of modification to be submitted for public information before its final approval. The procedure directly affects municipal accounts, as extraordinary credits and credit supplements alter the allocations provided for in the current budget and, therefore, the spending and investment capacity of the council.

The invoked regulation, Royal Legislative Decree 2/2004, of March 5, jointly regulates the approval, publicity, and claims regime of these files, and is the reference that the edict uses to justify both the public exhibition and the period granted to interested parties.

The publication of this announcement allows the residents of Corgo to know the scope of a budgetary operation of 254,000 euros and, if they consider it appropriate, to question its content before it is closed. After the period of fifteen business days without claims, file 5/2026 will be definitively approved and the new allocations will become fully executive, with the effect that this has on the investments and services planned by the council for the rest of the fiscal year.


Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Lugo, no. 216, September 21, 2026, section I (Council of Corgo), p. 1 (official reference: R. 2474).