This Friday, Mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the delivery of certificates to those who were part of the Admission and Permanence Controllers (ACAP) course, carried out by the Government Secretariat of the Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Citizen Security.
Around 200 new agents participated in it, who received their certification to work as admission and permanence controllers in different activities.
In this regard, the Mayor highlighted the vocation of each of the participants since “your role is very important when carrying out controls at events, shows, or activities where you are summoned, and that security must also be felt by our residents who participate in these spaces”.
“For our administration, training and professionalization are very important, which is why we will continue with this type of public policy. I encourage you to continue studying, working, and striving because the city needs you,” remarked Mayor Azcué.
Accompanying the delivery of certificates were the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Undersecretary of Citizen Security Claudio Purgat; and the Director of Prevention and Security Martín Amiano.
Around 200 new agents participated in it, who received their certification to work as admission and permanence controllers in different activities.
In this regard, the Mayor highlighted the vocation of each of the participants since “your role is very important when carrying out controls at events, shows, or activities where you are summoned, and that security must also be felt by our residents who participate in these spaces”.
“For our administration, training and professionalization are very important, which is why we will continue with this type of public policy. I encourage you to continue studying, working, and striving because the city needs you,” remarked Mayor Azcué.
Accompanying the delivery of certificates were the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Undersecretary of Citizen Security Claudio Purgat; and the Director of Prevention and Security Martín Amiano.