coruna.es
Municipal government services and information for residents of A Coruña
About coruna.es
The Concello da Coruña is the municipal government of A Coruña. It provides information and access to administrative procedures, public services, municipal projects and city news.
Its services cover areas including education, culture, social services, housing, mobility and employment. Residents can access an electronic administration portal and book appointments for in-person procedures.
Product: Municipal public services, administrative procedures and information.
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