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El Town hall de Jávea, as the main building, is located in the Plaza de la Iglesia, number 4, of the municipality, in the historic center of the town, right in front of the side entrance of the Church of St. Bartholomew. Despite the fact that its interior has been renovated (around 2002), the building's facade continues to maintain its neoclassical style.
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History
The building was originally the Hermitage of San Cristóbal (S.XVII), built on an ancient Christian necropolis, the fossar, from the 14th and 15th centuries. This same enclave has had various uses throughout its history, such as the Hermitage of San Cristóbal, as a public school and even 1890 as the chapel of the Virgen de los Desamparados.
On the ground floor there is the Tourist Office, from where you can see the glazed floor under which are tombs of the ancient Xàbia. On the back were the Porxens, with five arches, which formed an open market in which the market was held. The only one that remains open communicates the Church Square with the Plaça de Baix (Down).
Modular
On the first floor of the main building, which is accessed by a rough staircase, which is maintained in its original state, the plenary hall is located, where the ordinary plenary sessions of the city are held monthly and events take place periodically various as awards or institutional awards. Also the Boardroom and the Contracting Department.
On the second floor is the office of the Mayor, Secretary and Legal Department. Likewise, the Personnel area is located in the lower part of the building, on the opposite side of the tourist office.
democratic mayors
Since the democratic elections the municipality has had five mayors:
- 1979-1983: Enrique Bas Espinós (PSPV-PSOE)
- 1983-1987: Enrique Bas Espinós (PSPV-PSOE)
- 1987-1991: Enrique Bas Espinós (PSPV-PSOE)
- 1991-1995: Juan Bautista Moragues-Pons (PP)
- 1995-1999: Juan Bautista Moragues Pons (PP)
- 1999-2003: Eduardo Julian Monfort Bolufer (CDS-UC) and Jaime Sapena Gual (PP)
- 2003-2007: Juan Bautista Moragues Pons (PP) and Eduardo Julian Bolufer Monfort (Bloc)
- 2007-2011: Julian Edward Monfort Bolufer (Valencian Nationalist Bloc)
- 2011-2023: Jose Francisco Chulvi Spanish (PSPV-PSOE)
- 2023 and present: Rosa Cardona You live (PP)
Xàbia currently has a tripartite government. The popular Rosa Cardona governs as mayoress together with Ciudadanos por Jávea and VOX. Cardona, who forms a coalition government, has become the first woman mayor of Xàbia.
Councilors and areas in this legislature
- Mavi Pérez: Education, Festivals, Culture and Thiviers neighborhood.
- Juan Ortolá: Citizen Security, Beaches and Coves, Signaling and Road Painting, Protection, Emergency Prevention and Mobility.
- Jose Marcos Pons: Tourism and Integral Water Cycle.
- Enrique Escrivá: Housing, Human Resources (Personnel), Patrimony, Transparency, Strategic projects and aid and Citizen Participation. He will also be the government spokesman.
- Fatima Jarjor: Servicios Sociales, Senior Citizens, Health, Animal Welfare, Youth, Childhood and Equality and neighborhood The flat.
- Antonio Molina: Sports, Residents, Frechinal neighborhood and urbanizations, Digitization and New Technologies and Internal Regime.
- Pere Joan Sapena: Urbanism, Works and Urban Agenda.
- JuanLu Cardona: Economic Promotion (Economic Activities), Historic Center neighborhood, Economic Revitalization, Entrepreneurship, Employment, Environment and Ecological Transition, Markets and Fairs.
- Teresa Legay: Economic area (Treasury), Arenal and Contracting neighborhood.
- Juanjo García: Maintenance, Services and Customs neighborhood.
Offices and departments
The main building of the City Council of Jávea, where the mayor's office is located, is the one located in Plaza de la Iglesia, 4. At this same address is also Recruitment, Staff and Secretary.
- El Economic Area (Intervention, Treasury, Collection, Rendas) is located on calle mayor, 15. If what you are looking for is information regarding the cadastre, the best option is to go to the Cadastral Information Point (PIC) of the town hall. The counter is installed in this area and there you can ask questions related to property tax (IBI).
- El Environment and Services Area and the General Registry, Statistics and Inhabitants They are located on Avenida Amanecer or also known as Portal del Clot, 2. A building that houses new units since 2016, where the Local Police checkpoint is housed, on the ground floor and on the two upper floors are the Services offices , Environment, Works and Urbanism. Right in front is the Office of Citizen y Creama.
- El Customer service hours It is from Monday to Friday from 09:00 a.m. to 14:00 p.m. and the telephone number is 965790500.
All the necessary information is well detailed on the website of the City of Jávea www.ajxabia.com.
Jobs
Since the City Council website is accessed the virtual office of the municipality where you can perform various procedures on line. There is also access to windows where you get interest as public jobs.
The population census
Jávea or Xàbia, its name in Valencian, the co-official language, has a census population, according to INE data as of January 2023, the town has a census population of 28.731 inhabitants, of which: 14.346 are men and 14.385 are women. Of the total population registered in the Xabiera locality, according to data from the INE (National Statistics Institute) on the census as of January 26, 2023, of the 28.731 inhabitants of Xàbia, 16.098 are Spanish y 12.633 foreigners. This data shows that almost half of the population are residents of foreign nationality, specifically a 43,96%.
To register as a resident, you must go in person with the relevant documentation at the Citizen Attention Office located at Avenida Amanecer 2, located a few minutes from the old town.
Photos
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Facade of the Town Hall of Jávea
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Plaça de Baix and the back of the Town Hall building
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Plenary Hall of the Town Hall of Xàbia
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Plenary session of November 2014
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One of the municipal buildings that houses various offices
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Town Hall Building History Plaque
What about the palm trees on Calle Florencia, Vía Augusta, etc.? They don't take care of them, they clean, they don't do anything. In the Montañar 82, they get into the terraces with the danger that this entails. Gentlemen of the town hall, also take care of us that our taxes support you. And pick up the phone sometime, I'm sick of calling.
Hello,
I am a resident of Javea and have been for a number of years but i must say how bad the Council is at keeping residents informed of works activity, across the road from me is where the First Granadella car park was, off La Guardia, now fence down building materials delivered daily pipes stored, as this is a green zone it should be looked after, i didnt think it was a builders yard !!
Anyone know what's going on?
I will be glad to see what's going on
Good morning, just a few lines, to express my most absolute disappointment and outrage, for the meager, and almost touching the tease, for the cavalcade of Kings that this year have represented in the town of Javea; all those children excited, willing to wait for the time it took, regardless of the cold, and then, meet four pages, very little candies and a single float, with the three kings in it .., their faces embarrassed, what a shame!
There really is not a single place to get money for a ride in conditions ???, we will end up leaving Javea empty to search in other villages for workshops, activities and horseback riding that keep the illusion of our children, all this, regardless of the political ideology that you have, which should not, with a little ethics and moral principles, splash this type of event.
Well, I loved it. I found it elegant, complete and full of elements that made the children happy. A 10 to the organization !!!!
Hello good morning ... to say something.
I am going to address all the people of the town hall. Do you really want to help the citizen and foreigners?
I have been living here for about 9 years and can I understand Valencian? (Catalan)
Excuse me, but I cannot understand why you do NOT transmit on the radio, internet (and in other media) the important information about the corona virus in Spanish, both for the Spaniards who live in Jávea and for foreigners, who are not few and possible. perfectly understand this information you transmit.
- Don't you say you want to help foreigners? Well, it doesn't seem like it.
- Does it cost so much to change the language in these times of emergency?
- How many people are going to get infected for not understanding well, of course… everything?
Unheard of, and don't make excuses, it's time to help the citizen
Think about it and put aside pride
A hug
Luis
Ara the people will be infected but I do not understand the valence. Luis you are a prepotent and a bad person. If you went to a territory with two official languages, watch out. A month, the City Council always communicates in both. Do not intoxicate.
Some people who live from tourism and you have to speak to them in Catalan ...
Hello, can you report the status of the tiger mosquito pest and other species? Especially if they have activated some decontamination protocol, I am especially interested in the area of the cape (streets of musicians)
It seems a shame to me that they are taking the works of the sidewalks of the second mountain, although it does not surprise me because last Monday there was only one worker and he was not more than half an hour working. So the work can last for years, but there is no right that they have not foreseen that summer will come over us and it will be chaotic for those of us who have a house in that area because they have put it in a single direction and full of fences. It is outrageous!
Totally agree with you!
As it is also outrageous that the bus has to make an absurd detour, not being able to drive on that street more than in one direction. And the bus schedule continues, over the years, being absurd; in full festivities of San Juan it continues to circulate every hour, apparently the «winter» in Jávea lasts until the 26 of June!
It is not understood that the people who come to enjoy the tranquility of Javea, we have to suffer from not being able to sleep for 2 nights. It is not possible to put the festival in a non-residential area. It's common sense. A respect for others.
Do not have vostes website in Llengua Valenciana ?. Legally and according to the noun Statute, the two official crowds in the Comunitat are Valencia and Castella. Catalá does not appear in the nostre Estatut i no tinc problem in which appears, at the coast of atres llengues alienes, but not in the lloc Of the Valenian Llengua,
We have a summer house. We love Javea, but the care of the beach of «El Arenal» one of the main claims of vacationers, does not take proper care. Garbage and seaweed cleaning should be a priority. As enthusiasts of this area we miss this work, which we consider essential. Thank you
I have to say that yesterday at the party of the House of Andalusia I was greatly disappointed to see that to go to the service, you had to go to the nearest tree to meet the needs. ”As the lord who was in charge of serving food told me as a drink It seems to me that the residents of the town deserve more than having to urinate on the public highway because there is no other choice »something deplorable«. So I think that even if it was only for dignity, there would have to be some «minimum services». a neighbor greets you that if only interest is that things are done well.