Nothing changes in Viterbo. At least according to the detractors of the actions of the Frontini administration, whose discontent, to put it mildly, poured out on social media seems to continually find new life.
If as regards the Frontini cure to arrive at the “possible city” the times do not yet seem fully delineated, with many problems to be resolved especially at the level of ordinary administration, as regards the Palace and the administrative machine the changes are already underway . Several new faces are arriving in the rooms of Palazzo dei Priori. And someone has already arrived a few days ago.
This is the case of the new external collaborator of the staff office of the mayor Chiara Frontini, who some have labeled as spokesperson for the first citizen. So for him, if the label corresponds to the truth, a political role.
Meanwhile, last Thursday, on the occasion of the city council meeting, he wandered around the chamber, probably to become familiar with the environment.
This is the journalist Claudio Lattanzi, born in 1970, from Orvieto. For him an employment contract, fixed-term and part-time until the mayor’s mandate expires, framed with the professional profile of Administrative Instructor.
An entry that supports the activity of the staff which, from 1 June, will see a reduced presence of a collaborator who has requested to switch to part time.
Meanwhile, tomorrow the new general secretary Noemi Spagna Musso, born in 1966, from Cremona, will officially take office.
Spagna Musso takes over from Annalisa Puopolo, owner of the secretariat of the Viterbo administration from 2018 to March 2024, and now appointed general secretary of the Municipality of Turin and previously at the Municipality of Terni.
Arriving then, in the first days of June, is Massimo Gai’s successor at the top of the VI sector: Public works and maintenance, cemetery services, water system, thermalism, technological systems, tenders and contracts.
The managerial role, held by the now retired architect Gai, was attributed to the architect Luca Cosimi, born in 1978, from Montefiascone.
During the “interregnum” period, the architect Stefano Peruzzo, manager of the Urban Planning and Historic Center sector, held the position ad interim.
