Mayor Francisco Azcué led the inauguration ceremony of the new Security Camera and Alarm System in the Pancho Ramírez neighborhood, which was carried out as a result of a citizen participation process through the Participatory Budget, where residents had the opportunity to express their concerns and vote for the improvements they desired for their community.
The project for the installation of 6 security cameras and 4 alarm systems in different parts of the neighborhood was the one chosen, following a process of exchange and dialogue between the residents and local authorities.
In this context, Mayor Azcué highlighted: “This project not only reinforces the security of the Pancho Ramírez neighborhood, but also symbolizes the citizens' commitment to their community. The active participation of the residents in this election strengthens the bond between them and the local government, and helps us build a safer and more organized city.”
“The neighborhood belongs to you, the residents of the area, and we build the city together; that is why citizen participation is very important, which is what we promote from our administration,” emphasized Azcué.
This project stems from an electoral act that allowed residents to express their concerns and desires to improve security in their neighborhood. The voting was carried out respecting the regulations established by the Participatory Budget, which guarantees that the selection of this project was transparent and representative. The installation of the cameras and alarms is part of a comprehensive security plan that seeks to reinforce crime prevention in the city.
Present were the Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell´Olio, the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, the Director of Citizen Participation, José Vedoya, and the president of the neighborhood commission, Cristian Martínez, in addition to a significant group of residents of the neighborhood, who celebrated the completion of this project, which responds directly to their needs.
The project for the installation of 6 security cameras and 4 alarm systems in different parts of the neighborhood was the one chosen, following a process of exchange and dialogue between the residents and local authorities.
In this context, Mayor Azcué highlighted: “This project not only reinforces the security of the Pancho Ramírez neighborhood, but also symbolizes the citizens' commitment to their community. The active participation of the residents in this election strengthens the bond between them and the local government, and helps us build a safer and more organized city.”
“The neighborhood belongs to you, the residents of the area, and we build the city together; that is why citizen participation is very important, which is what we promote from our administration,” emphasized Azcué.
This project stems from an electoral act that allowed residents to express their concerns and desires to improve security in their neighborhood. The voting was carried out respecting the regulations established by the Participatory Budget, which guarantees that the selection of this project was transparent and representative. The installation of the cameras and alarms is part of a comprehensive security plan that seeks to reinforce crime prevention in the city.
Present were the Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell´Olio, the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, the Director of Citizen Participation, José Vedoya, and the president of the neighborhood commission, Cristian Martínez, in addition to a significant group of residents of the neighborhood, who celebrated the completion of this project, which responds directly to their needs.