Benahavís will have 35 surveillance cameras in its municipal area.

The Benahavís City Council, within its competencies in citizen safety and traffic control, has planned to equip the Local Police Headquarters with a video surveillance system that "will improve the fluidity and effectiveness of traffic control management, which will also contribute to pedestrian safety," according to municipal sources.

This new project, which "will begin to be implemented shortly" according to the same sources, consists of 35 cameras that will be installed at 16 points within the municipal area. Each location has a fiber optic connection, with control and management of the installation centralized at the Local Police Headquarters.

The base budget for the tender was initially set at a maximum amount of 448,476.38 euros, plus 21% VAT (94,179.97 euros), making a total of 542,656.42 euros.

The contract has been awarded to the company Innovaciones Tecnológicas del Sur SL for 542,384.96 euros with a completion timeframe of three months.