“We want to continue the growth of the city.” Yesterday afternoon, a new electoral appointment for mayoral candidate Alan Fabbri (civic list Alan Fabbri mayor). The occasion was in the hamlet of Sant’Egidio at the ‘Bar Centrale’, with a large presence of citizens, as well as some municipal councilors and also several candidate councillors. Upon his arrival, Alan Fabbri, after shaking hands with his supporters, wanted to focus on some issues. “A very intense electoral campaign – began Alan Fabbri – where I am meeting many people and this gives me strength to present our electoral program for the city. An important challenge awaits us, we want to continue to confirm what has been done in these five years, to continue our work of growing the city. I thank all the people – continued Fabbri – who believed in this project, we worked throughout the entire territory from the center to the hamlets with the same rights”.
Fabbri then specifically specifies: “In the Gaibanella school we managed to maintain the first class, furthermore we have never closed a school in the hamlets”. On the municipal road network, the mayor added: “A lot of work has been done in recent years. In terms of numbers in the municipal area, both in the center and in the hamlets, 292 thousand meters of roads have been asphalted, 12 thousand meters of pavements, for a total of approximately 18 million euros of investments brought home in recent years. We found a Ferrara that deserved different management for ordinary maintenance.” Fabbri’s attention then shifts to taxation and municipal staff: “In these five years taxes have not been increased – he reiterates –, in fact some have been cut, and steps have been taken to lower nursery school fees. On the merits of the municipal staff worked towards a new reorganization of the administrative machinery. The work for the hamlets was a tangible sign of closeness, responding to the requests of the citizens, all on the same level, working on the shortcomings that we have inherited”. On the subject of safety, the mayor is clear: “We have intervened in a concrete way in some areas of the city, in addition to the hamlets, to say that everything is as before is absolutely false, we have managed to change this situation in recent years and we want to continue with investments to defend our territory and protect the safety of citizens. There has been great attention towards the municipal police, which has been strengthened, allowing them to carry out more services in the territory aimed at controlling safety”.
An election day which for Alan Fabbri then continued in the early evening in the historic centre, this time at the ‘Streat – Taglieri e Bicchieri’, where he met the citizens to illustrate his programmatic points for the next administrative elections. It was a further moment of discussion with his potential voters.
Mario Tosatti
