The outgoing mayor of Carpenedolo on TempoRadio
“The one just held was the last of many city council meetings in which I participated as mayor. In ten years, we have issued around five hundred resolutions and there have been at least a thousand documents. I think we can say that we worked a lot and well.”
Stefano Tramonti, outgoing mayor of Carpenedolo, summarizes what has been done in the administration during the two mandates. He explains that acting is always right, because doing nothing, not implementing ideas, is equivalent to “putting bad ideas into practice”.
It also explains why an administrator always works in a way that is transparent.
He then talks about the retirement home, lists the public works carried out in recent times, those nearing completion and some that will be carried out in the near future.
He then talks about the new library, a building that will also host municipal services and takes his leave recalling the celebration held on 25 April, during which the plaque was placed in memory of Amilcare Baronchelli, a boy who spent his life for freedom .
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