The Santa Eugenia Town Council, through a decree issued by Mayor Pep Lluís Urraca, has ordered the removal of all street cameras in the town, which in recent weeks have plunged the Pla de Mallorca village into a "dystopian" atmosphere. Of the approximately 45 cameras installed since 2013, only nine remain. As the mayor explained in the plenary session, this action was taken to allow for their legal reinstallation.

The Governing Board has approved the contract for the service and supply of an integrated video surveillance system for Plaça d'Espanya and Estacions Park, with the aim of strengthening security in two of the city's busiest areas. The maximum budget for this tender is €138,718 (VAT included), and the contract execution period is two months.

The Government has installed cameras to measure occupancy in the Trenc Natural Park parking lot. The Ministry of Economy, Finance, and Innovation has reported that the Balearic Agency for Digitalization, Cybersecurity, and Telecommunications, which reports to the Ministry, has completed the installation of cameras to measure occupancy in the Barralina (Les Covetes) parking lot, located in the Trenc-Salobrar de Campos Natural Park. In addition, it added, work is underway to complete the installation of sensors in the na Tirapel parking lot, located in the same natural area.