In 2024, Aviles faces significant challenges with its crime rate. Residents express serious concerns about personal safety, especially during nighttime.
Crime levels are perceived as high, with a notable lack of confidence among those navigating the city after dark. A perception of increasing crime is pervasive in the community.
Aviles struggles with moderate levels of pollution, with air quality being a noticeable concern for many residents. Despite efforts, industrial activities continue to contribute significantly to pollution levels.
Pollutants such as PM2.5 and PM10 remain prevalent, posing health risks particularly to vulnerable members of the community.
Waste management and noise pollution are other significant challenges facing Aviles. The handling of garbage and waste has been unsatisfactory, impacting cleanliness and the urban environment.
Noise pollution, exacerbated by urban activities, presents additional challenges, disrupting the quality of life for many residents.
Aviles's parks and green spaces require attention and enhancement to provide the environmental and recreational benefits necessary for improved community well-being.
The city's water quality has also been flagged as an area needing urgent improvements to meet residents' expectations for purity and accessibility.