The administrative machine of Ardea loses, at least momentarily, a piece of its worth: Giada Bardihired as an administrative instructor at the Municipality of Ardea, was put on unpaid leave because the mayor of Pomezia Veronica Felici has appointed her as her new deputy mayor. In fact, you resigned from the position after just over a month in office Francesca Vittori.
Giada Bardi, appointed Deputy Mayor of Pomezia, will have responsibilities for Social Policies, Education and Sport.
«The Mayor accepts the resignation, for personal reasons, of councilor Francesca Vittori from the role of Deputy Mayor and thanks her for how she was able to best interpret her role which she has carried out up to now», reads a note from the Municipality of Pomezia.
For Veronica Felici it is the fourth deputy mayor to change, after the resignation of the two previous figures.
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An important purchase for Pomezia but a loss for Ardea
An important purchase for the Felici council, a loss for Ardea, given that Giada Bardi has always stood out for her efficiency and desire to do things.
Given that Bardi is on unpaid leave, she has the right to keep her job at the Municipality during the completion of her mandate in Pomezia, which will last – barring any disruptions – until 2028.
Not to forget another precedent that dates back to last year: the same mayor Felici had left the position of councilor of the Municipality of Ardea because she was elected to lead Pomezia at the head of a centre-right council.
Pomezia and Ardea have a close relationship of mutual knowledge not only due to territorial continuity and government chain, but also due to this exchange of administrators (always in one sense, however: from Ardea to Pomezia) which can represent an added value for Pomezia , a little less for Ardea.
Good work to Giada Bardi and good work also to the administrative machine of Ardea which will have to do without a trained and operational person, hoping that he will hold up in Pomezia more than his predecessors.
