Cidra, the eastern-central mountain municipality, has begun the rehabilitation of the old town hall in its urban center, a historic structure that has been unused since 2007 and will be transformed into a museum, tourist center, and service space. The project involves reviving the electrical system, sealing the roof to prevent leaks, restoring staircases, and rehabilitating the wooden ceiling with its central skylight. Once completed, the former town hall will house a museum of Cidra’s history, a services office, and the headquarters of the Cancer Sponsors initiative. The rehabilitation is part of a strategy to rescue disused structures within the town center and integrate them into local economic activity.