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Recognition of the Municipality’s work to facilitate residents in carrying out their procedures quickly, simply, and securely
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Additionally, the city was a finalist in the categories of digitization, smart city, and artificial intelligence
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The awards feature 13 different categories that recognize the most innovative projects in the field of public administration
The Las Rozas City Council has received one of the prestigious awards from the XV National Congress of Innovation and Public Services, CNIS 2025, highlighting the best initiatives in digital transformation, modernization, and talent management in public administrations. It is the award in the category of Best Comprehensive Electronic Headquarters, recognizing the Municipality’s efforts for citizens to carry out their procedures quickly, simply, and securely, without the need for travel.
Las Rozas Mayor, José de la Uz, accepted the award at an event held in Madrid last Friday, accompanied by Deputy Mayor Gustavo Rico, responsible for the Digital Office, and its director, Sonia Crespo.
«The Las Rozas Electronic Headquarters already offers more than 350 electronic procedures, with 80% of them going through the electronic registry, and we are making a great effort for the digital transformation of our organization,» stated the city’s mayor, José de la Uz, who also wanted to «congratulate and thank the responsible parties for the Electronic Headquarters, as well as all the officials and employees of the council, and congratulate the other nominees and winners.»
Four nominated projects
In addition to the awarded project, the City Council was a finalist for «Las Rozas: a comprehensive model of municipal digitization» in the digitization category; «Miguel: AI at the service of citizens,» finalist for the best project with Artificial Intelligence; and «Las Rozas: A Citizen-Centered Smart City Model» in the category of Best Smart and Sustainable City Project and New Urban Agenda.
With over 150 nominations received, the competition was highly competitive, reflecting the high level of digital transformation and modernization in institutions. In the different categories, the Las Rozas City Council competed with projects from institutions such as the Government of Navarra, the city councils of Bilbao and Sevilla, the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation, the Digital Transformation Agency of Castilla-La Mancha, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, and the College of Registrars of Spain.
