A total of 23 agents have completed their training in the 45th promotionof the Basic Training Course for Local Police, developed by the Balearic School of Public Administration (EBAP) and will join the local police of Ibiza and Formentera.
The graduation ceremony took place this Thursday at the Cultural Space Can Ventosa, with the presence of representatives of the Balearic Government and local authorities.
Strengthening security in the Pitiusas Islands
The new agents will now begin their internship phase in the different municipalities of Ibiza and Formentera, with a minimum duration of six months and a maximum of one year.
Of the graduates, 17 have accessed their positions through the calls of the municipalities of Ibiza (8), Sant Antoni (4), Sant Josep (2) and Formentera (3).
The remaining six, having passed the competitive examination without obtaining a position, will be incorporated into a temporary employment pool to cover needs in the different municipalities.
With this promotion, the police staff on the islands is reinforced, a key aspect to face the high season, when the demand for agents increases significantly.
According to data from the Govern, since the beginning of the legislature, Ibiza and Formentera have added a total of 47 new agents, including trainees and interim agents.
A commitment to training and safety
During the closing ceremony, the Councilor of Presidency and Public Administrations, Antònia Maria Estarellas, stressed the importance of continuing to strengthen the training of police forces and adapt the EBAP programs to the specific needs of each municipality.
She was joined by the director of the EBAP, Violeta Rodríguez, and the general director of Emergencies and Interior, Pablo Gárriz, as well as representatives of the municipal and local police forces.
The Basic Training Course is a mandatory requirement to work as a local police officer in the Balearic Islands. With this program, the new officers acquire the necessary skills and knowledge to fully join the municipal staff and contribute to public safety in the Pitiusas.