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Latest Administration news from Madeira and Funchal.
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Tiago Samuel Sousa Ferreira, who begins duties as an operational assistant in August, received a mobile phone for official use due to the nature of his surveillance and security tasks.
The Regional Government approved an internal reorganization of the DRCCE, creating three flexible divisions to better respond to increased work in the areas of communities and migration.
Engineer João Miguel Camacho Alves and sociologist Ana Cristina Roque Viveiros have been appointed to division head positions under a temporary service commission regime.
The Institute for Mobility and Transport of Madeira has launched three competitive procedures to fill management positions, including a service director and two division heads.
Technical Coordinator Graça Maria Marrecas Gomes de Faria has had her service commission as coordinator of school administrative services renewed for another year.
The Regional Secretariat for Tourism, Environment and Culture approved a new model protocol for sharing geographic data and delegated powers for its implementation.
The president of the board of directors of the Madeira Social Security Institute announced the termination of the service commission of the director of the Taxpayers Department.
The Regional Secretariat for Inclusion, Labour and Youth consolidated the mobility of an employee to the Senior Technician career, with retroactive effect from July 2nd.
The Regional Government has approved the new organic statute for the Regional Civil Engineering Laboratory, defining its mission, responsibilities, and management structure.
Ordinance No. 357/2026 amends the structure of the Regional Directorate for Communities and External Cooperation, increasing the number of intermediate management positions to respond to the growing volume and complexity of work.
The Legislative Assembly approved a new system to monitor risks and issue special alerts and warnings to the population in case of serious accidents or catastrophes.
The Regional Secretariat for Tourism, Environment and Culture has announced an appointment, a renewal of a service commission, and an unpaid leave for three female employees.