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Se les sumarán los servicios ordinarios, hasta un total de 224 turnos especiales, y se superarán las 1.900 horas extra
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El SAMER y la Agrupación de Voluntarios de Protección Civil contarán con más de 30 personas movilizadas
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La criminalidad en Las Rozas disminuyó un 3% en 2024, frente al 0’3% de caída registrado a escala nacional
La Junta Local de Seguridad de Las Rozas se reunió esta mañana para analizar el dispositivo de seguridad y control durante las Fiestas Patronales de Las Matas, así como para dar a conocer los últimos datos de seguridad. El encuentro se produce con motivo del comienzo del programa que ha diseñado el Ayuntamiento de Las Rozas para celebrar San José Obrero, cuyos días grandes serán desde el 30 de abril al 4 de mayo.
La reunión estuvo presidida por el alcalde de Las Rozas, José de la Uz, y el delegado del Gobierno, Francisco Martín, junto con el jefe de Policía Local, Manuel López, así como la subdirectora general de Seguridad de la Comunidad de Madrid, Ofelia Ramírez; el teniente del Puesto Principal de la Guardia Civil en Las Rozas, Francisco Javier Rodríguez, and a representative from the Delegación del Gobierno. In terms of the municipal government, the vice mayor, Gustavo Rico; Enrique González (Hacienda y Fiestas), Ángel Luis Fernández-Polo (Presidencia) and the councilor for Infrastructures, José Cabrera, attended.
Datos de seguridad
During the meeting, attendees were able to learn and analyze some of the security data from the municipality for 2025, which, while not definitive, confirm a positive trend of decreasing crime from the previous year. In 2024, the municipality of Las Rozas experienced a 3% decrease, according to the total crime data provided in the annual report by the Ministry of the Interior. Compared to the total national crime, which showed a 0.3% decrease, the total number of crimes in the city went from 4769 to 4628 in the year 2024. As for the crime rate of the municipality, it stands at 46.9%, compared to the 56.6% average in the Community of Madrid in 2024. Additionally, significant decreases in crimes have been experienced, such as robberies with violence and intimidation, with -53.8%; robberies with force in homes, establishments, and other facilities, -23.6%; and robberies with force in homes, with a -20.8%.
After the meeting, De la Uz wanted to express his gratitude to the Guardia Civil and the Local Police «for their excellent work, collaborating on a security plan for the San José de Las Matas festivities that, year after year, demonstrates its effectiveness. To the point that last year, not a single complaint was filed during all the days of the festivities, an achievement that is almost impossible to maintain. A success resulting from continuous effort, adequate provision of resources, reinforcement of staff, and collaboration among the security forces. Thanks to this work, Las Rozas has established itself as one of the safest municipalities in the region and probably in Spain.»
In addition to detailing the Comprehensive Security Plan for the upcoming San José Obrero Festivities of Las Matas and the celebration of Our Lady of Retamar on Monday, May 5, attendees learned about reports of actions by the Guardia Civil and Local Police.
The Comprehensive Security Plan for the San José Obrero and Our Lady of Retamar Festivities will have a special service of 32 agents, who will be joined by all the ordinary service of the municipal police. It also includes the completion of 224 special shifts and over 1,900 extra hours to ensure the safety of residents and visitors between April 30 and May 4. Additionally, SAMER and the Volunteer Civil Protection Group will have 36 people mobilized each day of the Festivities to ensure the response to any incidents that may arise.
