Twenty new officers reinforce Majadahonda Local Police and change the city's pulse

From today, Majadahonda adds twenty new faces to its Local Police force, a move felt in the routine of those who live and work in the city. Eight women and twelve men, after completing the selection process, training and six months of placements, received their badges at a ceremony chaired by Mayor Lola Moreno. The arrival of these officers is a tangible reinforcement of safety and police presence on the streets, directly affecting daily life, from walks through the centre to mobility in outlying neighbourhoods.

During the ceremony, the Mayor told the new officers of the need to combine firmness in the face of offences with closeness and a capacity for dialogue. She stressed that collaboration with other security forces and emergency services would be key to responding to the challenges of a city in constant movement. The incorporation of this group, diverse in gender and experience, marks another step in Majadahonda’s adaptation to the demands of a population that is growing and changing its pace.

The police reinforcement comes at a time when coordination between institutions and attention to neighbourhood needs are seen as essential to maintaining quality of life. The presence of more officers on the street not only improves responses to incidents but also contributes to a feeling of closeness and trust between the public and local government.

The Majadahonda Local Police headquarters, located in one of the municipality’s busiest areas, has become a reference point for residents and traders in recent years. Beyond its operational role, the building bears witness to the city’s evolution and to how security adapts to new urban realities. The integration of new officers reflects Majadahonda’s commitment to safe, dynamic coexistence, in tune with the pulse of the Community of Madrid.