During the course of this Monday morning, training sessions began for municipal agents of the Monitoring Room, carried out by members of the Ministry of Justice and Security of the province of Santa Fe.
The objective is to provide operators with the necessary tools to improve their performance and update their knowledge on best practices in monitoring, in order to optimize the processes and services offered to the community
The activity is part of the efforts carried out by Mayor Francisco Azcué regarding successful public policies developed by cities, municipalities, or governments from other parts of the country.
This was stated by the Mayor upon welcoming the participants, expressing his satisfaction in being able to carry out the activity by “adopting successful models on different public policies, as is the case of Santa Fe with the work they have been doing in terms of security in general and the monitoring room in particular.”
Likewise, he reaffirmed his commitment regarding aspects concerning citizen security. “This is an administration that works in an articulated manner with the Provincial Government, with a strong commitment to order, security, and to attacking and declaring war on organized crime and drug trafficking to provide peace of mind to our residents. This is a great tool that we are going to use in an articulated manner with the Police of Entre Ríos and different agencies,” Azcué announced.
Gonzalo Fredes, supervisor of the 911 Emergency Center of the Ministry of Justice and Security of the Province of Santa Fe, mentioned that “we have come in cooperation, to work together with the Police of Entre Ríos. We have brought to Concordia our experience regarding the 911 in the city of Rosario.”
The Undersecretary of Citizen Security, Claudio Purgart, expressed that “this training will allow our personnel to be up to the task regarding what the responsibility and commitment in our Monitoring Room entails.”
The training sessions, which will continue throughout Tuesday, are carried out by Public Security Technician Romina Bordes, Commissioner Supervisor, Chief of the Central Department of 911 Emergency Response South, and Psychologist Vanesa Soledad Marques, Public Security Technician, Inspector in charge of Training for the General Central Directorate OJO.
The meeting was attended by the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; council members Eliana Lagraña, Celeste Fuscado, and Verónica Del Boca; as well as agents who are members of the security forces of our city.
The objective is to provide operators with the necessary tools to improve their performance and update their knowledge on best practices in monitoring, in order to optimize the processes and services offered to the community
The activity is part of the efforts carried out by Mayor Francisco Azcué regarding successful public policies developed by cities, municipalities, or governments from other parts of the country.
This was stated by the Mayor upon welcoming the participants, expressing his satisfaction in being able to carry out the activity by “adopting successful models on different public policies, as is the case of Santa Fe with the work they have been doing in terms of security in general and the monitoring room in particular.”
Likewise, he reaffirmed his commitment regarding aspects concerning citizen security. “This is an administration that works in an articulated manner with the Provincial Government, with a strong commitment to order, security, and to attacking and declaring war on organized crime and drug trafficking to provide peace of mind to our residents. This is a great tool that we are going to use in an articulated manner with the Police of Entre Ríos and different agencies,” Azcué announced.
Gonzalo Fredes, supervisor of the 911 Emergency Center of the Ministry of Justice and Security of the Province of Santa Fe, mentioned that “we have come in cooperation, to work together with the Police of Entre Ríos. We have brought to Concordia our experience regarding the 911 in the city of Rosario.”
The Undersecretary of Citizen Security, Claudio Purgart, expressed that “this training will allow our personnel to be up to the task regarding what the responsibility and commitment in our Monitoring Room entails.”
The training sessions, which will continue throughout Tuesday, are carried out by Public Security Technician Romina Bordes, Commissioner Supervisor, Chief of the Central Department of 911 Emergency Response South, and Psychologist Vanesa Soledad Marques, Public Security Technician, Inspector in charge of Training for the General Central Directorate OJO.
The meeting was attended by the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; council members Eliana Lagraña, Celeste Fuscado, and Verónica Del Boca; as well as agents who are members of the security forces of our city.