This morning, credentials were delivered to the individuals who completed the annual course on Admission and Permanence Control Agents (ACAP) carried out by the Undersecretariat of Citizen Security, under the Secretariat of Government.
The training, which took place over two months, had the participation of more than 200 people and involved the coordination of different areas of the Municipality of Concordia and institutions of the city.
The Undersecretary of Security, Claudio Purgart, highlighted the commitment of the participants to complete the activities, as well as those who developed each of the sessions on topics related to Law, First Aid, Fire Prevention and Evacuation, Self-Defense, and Gender Violence, among others.
“For the municipal administration, it is important to know that the city has trained personnel. Our goal is to continue strengthening security, prevention, and professionalization policies for those who work in nightlife and public spaces in Concordia,” Purgart pointed out.
The activity, where recognitions were also presented to the trainers, was attended by the Director of Prevention and Security, Martín Amiano.
The training, which took place over two months, had the participation of more than 200 people and involved the coordination of different areas of the Municipality of Concordia and institutions of the city.
The Undersecretary of Security, Claudio Purgart, highlighted the commitment of the participants to complete the activities, as well as those who developed each of the sessions on topics related to Law, First Aid, Fire Prevention and Evacuation, Self-Defense, and Gender Violence, among others.
“For the municipal administration, it is important to know that the city has trained personnel. Our goal is to continue strengthening security, prevention, and professionalization policies for those who work in nightlife and public spaces in Concordia,” Purgart pointed out.
The activity, where recognitions were also presented to the trainers, was attended by the Director of Prevention and Security, Martín Amiano.
