The mayor of Concordia accompanied Governor Rogelio Frigerio and the Minister of Security and Justice, Néstor Roncaglia, at the launch this Wednesday in our city of the “Safe Summer” operation, a mechanism designed to guarantee the integrity of citizens and tourists traveling through the province during the season.
The activity took place on the Concordia Costanera, but it is an operation that will be implemented throughout the entire geography of Entre Ríos, covering 19 fixed and mobile road checkpoints at strategic points, with the aim of preventing crimes and road accidents, as well as ensuring a safe environment for recreation.
"We are launching the Safe Summer operation, which runs from today, December 11, until March 4 in all tourist centers of the province. In the case of Concordia, we are adding almost 500 officers who will provide more peace of mind and security to its residents, but also to those who visit during the summer," explained the official regarding the initiative, accompanied by the Secretary General of the Government, Mauricio Colello, and the Chief of the Police of Entre Ríos, Claudio González.
"Concordia is part of our priorities to generate tranquility and peace, for our residents and citizens of Entre Ríos but also for those who come to enjoy our natural beauty and the kindness of our people," added Frigerio, who once again highlighted that the Entre Ríos police "is the best Police in Argentina," noting that trucks, motorcycles, more equipment, and vests will soon be acquired "so that they can act in a better way."
For his part, the Minister of Security and Justice, Néstor Roncaglia, explained that this year "more than 300 extra officials will be assigned to all departmental offices, where there are tourist center locations." And he highlighted that the premise of this government is that tourists "enjoy the province in peace, and that is a function that the Police of Entre Ríos will provide from the State."
In turn, Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted the commitment "of our governor and our minister to security" and their political decision "to take care of those who take care of us." "It is the paradigm shift that our governor is promoting and that we, of course, support," he added.
The Safe Summer Operation involves a series of actions coordinated by the Police of Entre Ríos, through the Directorate of Prevention and Road Safety, focused on the prevention of crimes related to road safety, offering advice and information to tourists. This effort seeks not only to maintain order but also to educate users about traffic regulations to avoid accidents and promote safe coexistence on provincial and national routes.
52 vehicles will be assigned (including trucks and cars); 27 motorcycles (five ATVs); a fire truck (equipped with a long-range monitor for fighting flammable liquid fires); eight horses; eight dogs (to detect narcotics) and 485 agents will be assigned exclusively for the operation.
The activity took place on the Concordia Costanera, but it is an operation that will be implemented throughout the entire geography of Entre Ríos, covering 19 fixed and mobile road checkpoints at strategic points, with the aim of preventing crimes and road accidents, as well as ensuring a safe environment for recreation.
"We are launching the Safe Summer operation, which runs from today, December 11, until March 4 in all tourist centers of the province. In the case of Concordia, we are adding almost 500 officers who will provide more peace of mind and security to its residents, but also to those who visit during the summer," explained the official regarding the initiative, accompanied by the Secretary General of the Government, Mauricio Colello, and the Chief of the Police of Entre Ríos, Claudio González.
"Concordia is part of our priorities to generate tranquility and peace, for our residents and citizens of Entre Ríos but also for those who come to enjoy our natural beauty and the kindness of our people," added Frigerio, who once again highlighted that the Entre Ríos police "is the best Police in Argentina," noting that trucks, motorcycles, more equipment, and vests will soon be acquired "so that they can act in a better way."
For his part, the Minister of Security and Justice, Néstor Roncaglia, explained that this year "more than 300 extra officials will be assigned to all departmental offices, where there are tourist center locations." And he highlighted that the premise of this government is that tourists "enjoy the province in peace, and that is a function that the Police of Entre Ríos will provide from the State."
In turn, Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted the commitment "of our governor and our minister to security" and their political decision "to take care of those who take care of us." "It is the paradigm shift that our governor is promoting and that we, of course, support," he added.
The Safe Summer Operation involves a series of actions coordinated by the Police of Entre Ríos, through the Directorate of Prevention and Road Safety, focused on the prevention of crimes related to road safety, offering advice and information to tourists. This effort seeks not only to maintain order but also to educate users about traffic regulations to avoid accidents and promote safe coexistence on provincial and national routes.
52 vehicles will be assigned (including trucks and cars); 27 motorcycles (five ATVs); a fire truck (equipped with a long-range monitor for fighting flammable liquid fires); eight horses; eight dogs (to detect narcotics) and 485 agents will be assigned exclusively for the operation.