Bulletin for 27/07/2026, published on 27/07/2026. A practical summary of notices, agenda items, public procedures and official updates from Valencia and the Valencian Community, organised to quickly check what changed and where to verify each item.
Editorial summary of the day
- Daily selection of recent official notices affecting public services, agenda items, mobility, grants or institutional information.
- The leading item today is: The Valencian Government maintains confinement and evacuation measures in municipalities affected by the La Vall d’Uixó wildfire.
- It is also worth checking: The Valencian Government opens an assistance point at Segorbe seminary for people evacuated because of the La Vall d’Uixó wildfire.
- The main areas today are: Emergency and urban maintenance, Social services and civic participation, Economy and industry, Education.
Bulletin index
- Emergency and urban maintenance: The Valencian Government maintains confinement and evacuation measures in municipalities affected by the La Vall d’Uixó wildfire
- Emergency and urban maintenance: The Valencian Government opens an assistance point at Segorbe seminary for people evacuated because of the La Vall d’Uixó wildfire
- Social services and civic participation: The Valencian Institute of Social Services promotes staff specialisation to provide more personalised social care
- Economy and industry: Ivace+i Innovation funds the development of odour-free recycled materials for vehicle interiors
- Education: The Valencian Government awards nearly €1.4 million to 1,128 non-university schools for sport and physical-activity projects
- Planning and environment: The Valencian Government establishes an important amphibian habitat in Sierra Calderona after restoring a sediment-filled pond in a former quarry
Emergency and urban maintenance
The Valencian Government maintains confinement and evacuation measures in municipalities affected by the La Vall d’Uixó wildfire
What happened: The Valencian Government is maintaining the confinement and evacuation measures agreed for municipalities affected by the La Vall d’Uixó wildfire. The order initially kept them in force until 11:59 pm on 27 July, although the Emergency Plan director may extend, change or lift them as the fire develops. The official update estimated around 6,500 hectares burned and a perimeter of approximately 48 kilometres, with more than 400 personnel and 25 aircraft working on the incident.
- Initial validity: until 11:59 pm on 27 July
- Estimated area: around 6,500 hectares
- Resources deployed: more than 400 personnel and 25 aircraft
Who may be affected: people in La Vall d’Uixó and nearby municipalities, evacuees or confined residents, firefighting services and travellers in the area.
What citizens can do: Follow evacuation or shelter-in-place orders, stay away from the perimeter and use only Emergency and 112 updates. Specific item: “The Valencian Government maintains confinement and evacuation measures in municipalities affected by the La Vall d’Uixó wildfire”.
What to check: fire development, perimeter, affected municipalities, roads, evacuations, deployed resources and 112 notices.
The Valencian Government opens an assistance point at Segorbe seminary for people evacuated because of the La Vall d’Uixó wildfire
What happened: The Valencian Government has opened an assistance point at Segorbe seminary for people evacuated because of the La Vall d’Uixó wildfire. At the time of the official notice, 135 people were being housed at the facility. The Red Cross is supporting residents and psychological assistance is available on request. This is an emergency resource, and affected people should follow instructions from the teams responsible for the centre.
- People housed: 135
- Location: Segorbe seminary
- Support available: Red Cross and psychological assistance
Who may be affected: evacuees housed in Segorbe, their families, and Red Cross and psychological-support teams.
What citizens can do: Affected people should follow staff instructions at the assistance point and confirm transfers or possible returns through official channels. Specific item: “The Valencian Government opens an assistance point at Segorbe seminary for people evacuated because of the La Vall d’Uixó wildfire”.
What to check: point location and availability, people housed, Red Cross assistance, psychological support and rehousing or return notices.
Social services and civic participation
The Valencian Institute of Social Services promotes staff specialisation to provide more personalised social care
What happened: The Valencian Institute of Social Services reports that 1,169 staff members have completed training this year in areas including cybersecurity, equality, induction and safety in the home. An initial anti-corruption course phase resulted in 31 certificates. Four cybersecurity training editions and new courses adapted to residential facilities, supported housing and day centres are planned for the final four months of the year. The programme is for IVASS staff and aims to improve care for service users.
- Staff taking part: 1,169
- Initial certificates: 31
- Upcoming training: four cybersecurity editions
Who may be affected: IVASS staff and users of residential care, day centres, supported housing and other social services.
What citizens can do: Service users can ask their centre how the training affects care; the programme is for IVASS staff and is not a public enrolment offer. Specific item: “The Valencian Institute of Social Services promotes staff specialisation to provide more personalised social care”.
What to check: training actions, target staff, final-quarter timetable and use in residences, supported homes and day centres.
Economy and industry
Ivace+i Innovation funds the development of odour-free recycled materials for vehicle interiors
What happened: Ivace+i Innovation is funding H2ODOR, a project coordinated by AIMPLAS with Fych Technologies and Faperin to develop recycled plastics with fewer contaminants and odours for vehicle interiors. Testing has produced favourable results even in materials containing more than 50% recycled polyolefins. The project uses water-based decontamination and deodorisation processes, receives ERDF 2021-2027 funding and is continuing to assess the mechanical performance required for industrial validation.
- Tested recycled content: more than 50% polyolefins
- Project: H2ODOR
- Funding: Valencian Community ERDF 2021-2027
Who may be affected: automotive and recycling companies, technology centres, plastics suppliers and industrial circular-economy projects.
What citizens can do: Follow the project’s technical results and future Ivace+i calls; this reports funded R&D and does not open a direct public grant. Specific item: “Ivace+i Innovation funds the development of odour-free recycled materials for vehicle interiors”.
What to check: H2ODOR partners, recycled content, emissions and odour reductions, industrial validation and ERDF funding.
Education
The Valencian Government awards nearly €1.4 million to 1,128 non-university schools for sport and physical-activity projects
What happened: The Directorate-General for Sport has awarded €1,391,392 to 1,128 state and publicly funded private schools for sport, physical activity and health projects during the 2025-2026 school year. One hundred more schools are receiving support than in the previous year. The total covers 373 schools in Alicante, 158 in Castellón and 597 in Valencia. The grants support activities outside lesson time that form part of each school’s education plan and the appointment of PEAFS programme coordinators.
- Total awarded: €1,391,392
- Beneficiary schools: 1,128
- School year: 2025-2026
Who may be affected: beneficiary schools, pupils, families, physical-activity coordinators and school communities running sports projects.
What citizens can do: Check the award decision to see whether the school is a beneficiary and which project it will run during the stated school year. Specific item: “The Valencian Government awards nearly €1.4 million to 1,128 non-university schools for sport and physical-activity projects”.
What to check: beneficiary schools, awarded amount, 2025-2026 school year, approved PEAFS project and school notice.
Planning and environment
The Valencian Government establishes an important amphibian habitat in Sierra Calderona after restoring a sediment-filled pond in a former quarry
What happened: Restoration of a silted-up pond in a former quarry in Sierra Calderona Natural Park has re-established an amphibian habitat. The project planted 150 riparian plants and released 150 Spanish ribbed newts, 75 of which were microchipped. A year later, seven tagged animals were recaptured and more than 50 larvae and juveniles born in the pond were found. A further phase has released more than one hundred tagged newts to study their growth, movement and adaptation.
- Initial newts released: 150
- Initially tagged animals: 75
- New larvae and juveniles observed: more than 50
Who may be affected: biodiversity in Sierra Calderona Natural Park, conservation teams, environmental volunteers and people near Gátova.
What citizens can do: Respect the restored pond, do not release animals or disturb the water, and check park rules before visiting. Specific item: “The Valencian Government establishes an important amphibian habitat in Sierra Calderona after restoring a sediment-filled pond in a former quarry”.
What to check: monitoring of tagged ribbed newts, pond breeding, further releases, habitat condition and Natural Park rules.