Fuengirola City Council improves the accessibility of the Elola Sports Complex
The action affects the main entrance of the venue, on Mallorca Street, which leads to the offices of the Department of Sports and the covered pavilions. This is a new maintenance intervention to adapt this sports equipment to the high demand of users that it has throughout the year.
10/28/2025 – Fuengirola City Council is improving the accessibility of the Elola Sports Complex. The councilors for Sports and Urban Planning, Julio Rodríguez and Rocío Arriaga, respectively, visited today the maintenance and renovation work at the entrance to the venue, on Mallorca Street. It is a new intervention aimed at adapting this sports equipment to the high demand of users throughout the year.
“Many users pass through Elola every day and the wear and tear is continuous. Our mission, in the Department of Sports, is that all municipal facilities are always in perfect condition. Thus, in recent times we have changed the lighting of all sports spaces, including the Jesús Gámez soccer field, replaced the technical floor of the two pavilions or renovated the squash courts, among other interventions. The improvements in this facility They are continuous and we will continue doing them,” explained the mayor.
In this way, the works began a few weeks ago and consist of improving the accessibility conditions to the complex from the entrance on Mallorca Street, which leads to the Department offices and the interior pavilions.
In this sense, among the technical improvements is the reduction of the height of the steps to sixteen centimeters, which will also have a non-slip film, as well as the replacement of the current railings and handrails.
The action has involved a municipal investment of 62,939.98 euros and is being executed by the company Auna Engineering and Construction SL. The execution period is 49 days.
“In the Urban Planning Area we are constantly in contact with Sports to carry out all major maintenance work and improvements in all municipal sports facilities. This is a necessary action so that people with motor difficulties can access this part of the facilities in better conditions,” explained Arriaga.