The mayor of Concordia accompanied the Minister of Security and Justice of the Province, Néstor Roncaglia, at the presentation of the officials who will be in charge of the Departmental Police Headquarters.
The visit to our city by Minister Roncaglia aimed to lead a working meeting and carry out the official presentation of the officials who will be in charge of the Concordia Departmental Police Headquarters: Chief Commissioner Miguel Retamar and Inspector Commissioner Luis Cristian Valdez Puente, the new Chief and Deputy Chief of the department. The minister was accompanied by Commissioners General Claudio González and Cristian Hormaechea, authorities of the Police of Entre Ríos.
During the ceremony, held in the Headquarters Assembly Hall, the main lines of action for both the ministry and the local police force were outlined.
Mayor Francisco Azcué pointed out that Governor Rogelio Frigerio “has instructed us to work together. And in this sense, it is an honor to be able to collaborate with the work of Néstor Roncaglia. From the municipal executive branch, we aim for an orderly and safe city; in which the police will play a fundamental role. But we also need to bring the presence of the State where it is absent because this is what causes criminal gangs to proliferate and develop. There, the municipality has an important role and that is why we have to work together with the province and the Police of Entre Ríos to bring the light of the State to those places where organized crime is operating. Complying with this premise of restoring order, with a firm hand, to enforce the law in order to embrace the community that today needs a response. In this aspect, the police will have a function to fulfill, as will the municipality with each of its areas and departments”.
For his part, Minister Roncaglia remarked that “the directive given to the departmental chief is to form efficient work teams, joining efforts with each of the units, to intervene and work in every space and every neighborhood of the city. Taking care of the citizen and providing the greatest security and proximity to the residents. The objective is to implement a policy where we speak of a “safe neighborhood,” an integral concept that implies going beyond fighting crime. It is about being present with social assistance, education, adequate infrastructure, and covered essential services. And always with the idea that the police should be close to the resident”.
Participating in the activity were the Secretary of Justice of Entre Ríos, Martín Acevedo Miño; the provincial senator, Cielo Espejo; the provincial deputies, Carola Laner and Marcelo López; the vice-mayor, Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; the Chief of Cabinet, Eduardo Caminal; the Secretary of Government and Treasury, Luciano Dell´Olio; the Undersecretary of Security, Claudio Purgart; mayors of the Concordia Department; and council members Felipe Sastre, Eliana Lagraña, Silvina Ovelar, Verónica del Boca, Mauricio Rey, Emmanuel Godoy, and Yáiza Pessolani.
The visit to our city by Minister Roncaglia aimed to lead a working meeting and carry out the official presentation of the officials who will be in charge of the Concordia Departmental Police Headquarters: Chief Commissioner Miguel Retamar and Inspector Commissioner Luis Cristian Valdez Puente, the new Chief and Deputy Chief of the department. The minister was accompanied by Commissioners General Claudio González and Cristian Hormaechea, authorities of the Police of Entre Ríos.
During the ceremony, held in the Headquarters Assembly Hall, the main lines of action for both the ministry and the local police force were outlined.
Mayor Francisco Azcué pointed out that Governor Rogelio Frigerio “has instructed us to work together. And in this sense, it is an honor to be able to collaborate with the work of Néstor Roncaglia. From the municipal executive branch, we aim for an orderly and safe city; in which the police will play a fundamental role. But we also need to bring the presence of the State where it is absent because this is what causes criminal gangs to proliferate and develop. There, the municipality has an important role and that is why we have to work together with the province and the Police of Entre Ríos to bring the light of the State to those places where organized crime is operating. Complying with this premise of restoring order, with a firm hand, to enforce the law in order to embrace the community that today needs a response. In this aspect, the police will have a function to fulfill, as will the municipality with each of its areas and departments”.
For his part, Minister Roncaglia remarked that “the directive given to the departmental chief is to form efficient work teams, joining efforts with each of the units, to intervene and work in every space and every neighborhood of the city. Taking care of the citizen and providing the greatest security and proximity to the residents. The objective is to implement a policy where we speak of a “safe neighborhood,” an integral concept that implies going beyond fighting crime. It is about being present with social assistance, education, adequate infrastructure, and covered essential services. And always with the idea that the police should be close to the resident”.
Participating in the activity were the Secretary of Justice of Entre Ríos, Martín Acevedo Miño; the provincial senator, Cielo Espejo; the provincial deputies, Carola Laner and Marcelo López; the vice-mayor, Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; the Chief of Cabinet, Eduardo Caminal; the Secretary of Government and Treasury, Luciano Dell´Olio; the Undersecretary of Security, Claudio Purgart; mayors of the Concordia Department; and council members Felipe Sastre, Eliana Lagraña, Silvina Ovelar, Verónica del Boca, Mauricio Rey, Emmanuel Godoy, and Yáiza Pessolani.