Poletti on Road Safety in Santa Fe
This Monday, coinciding with National Road Safety Day, The Provincial Road Safety Council was held, with the presence of the Minister of Justice and Security, Pablo Cococcioni, and more than 100 mayors and communal presidents of the entire province.
The activity, which began at 9:30 in the Marconetti Mill, served to present the Joint Action Plan for road safety 2024-2027, which contains 14 actions aimed at addressing key problems to improve mobility in a coordinated manner with the municipalities and communes. In this framework, the Mayors and community presidents from across the province signed the Agreement for Road Safety.
At the end of the event, the mayor of Santa Fe Juan Pablo Poletti He expressed gratitude for this provincial initiative, “because it gives participation to the municipalities, to the communes. Working with the province is what makes things work. If the Agency works on one side and municipal control on the other”the necessary results are not achieved.
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The president stressed that “We have to coordinate to try to cover more checkpoints and in this way we all become aware of the importance of road safety and well. Someone who comes from Cullen Hospital values this.”
The mayor announced that, soon, a joint action with the provincial government that had been announced months ago will take place in the city of Santa Fe: “The next step is the joint monitoring center”. Furthermore, he advanced the municipal will to “continue with the police binomial.”
Finally, he recalled that it has not yet been possible for the Nation to activate the digital ring cameras for the city. “that they had promised us. We continue fighting to get them unblocked. Due to a bureaucratic obstacle, they still could not be released.”
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