Last Saturday, within the framework of the Participatory Budget, residents of the San Miguel 1st neighborhood were able to choose which project they want to be carried out in it through the Municipality of Concordia.
The activity was organized by the team from the Directorate of Citizen Participation. During the election process, residents were able to express their concerns and wishes to improve their community, creating a space for exchange and strengthening the bond between citizens and the local government.
The enthusiasm of the participants was evident throughout the afternoon, with many residents expressing their joy at having the opportunity to decide on concrete improvements for their neighborhood. “It is important that we can be heard and participate actively in the future of our community. These types of initiatives unite us and make us feel part of the change,” commented one of the residents who attended the event.
The result of the count reflected the community's commitment to its safety: the most voted project was the installation of security cameras, a measure that will contribute significantly to crime prevention and provide greater peace of mind to the inhabitants of San Miguel 1st. Other projects that were on the list were the refurbishment of public spaces and the installation of street signs.
From the Directorate of Citizen Participation, José Vedoya expressed his satisfaction with the success of the day and the interest of the residents: “These instances of participation are fundamental to building a more inclusive and democratic city. The community's response was excellent and encourages us to continue promoting activities that allow citizens to be protagonists in the decisions that affect them.”
The local government will continue to promote these initiatives in different neighborhoods of Concordia, with the goal that more residents can vote and decide on the projects that directly impact their lives.
For more information, you can go to the Directorate of Citizen Participation, located in the Civic Center, Mitre and Pellegrini.
The activity was organized by the team from the Directorate of Citizen Participation. During the election process, residents were able to express their concerns and wishes to improve their community, creating a space for exchange and strengthening the bond between citizens and the local government.
The enthusiasm of the participants was evident throughout the afternoon, with many residents expressing their joy at having the opportunity to decide on concrete improvements for their neighborhood. “It is important that we can be heard and participate actively in the future of our community. These types of initiatives unite us and make us feel part of the change,” commented one of the residents who attended the event.
The result of the count reflected the community's commitment to its safety: the most voted project was the installation of security cameras, a measure that will contribute significantly to crime prevention and provide greater peace of mind to the inhabitants of San Miguel 1st. Other projects that were on the list were the refurbishment of public spaces and the installation of street signs.
From the Directorate of Citizen Participation, José Vedoya expressed his satisfaction with the success of the day and the interest of the residents: “These instances of participation are fundamental to building a more inclusive and democratic city. The community's response was excellent and encourages us to continue promoting activities that allow citizens to be protagonists in the decisions that affect them.”
The local government will continue to promote these initiatives in different neighborhoods of Concordia, with the goal that more residents can vote and decide on the projects that directly impact their lives.
For more information, you can go to the Directorate of Citizen Participation, located in the Civic Center, Mitre and Pellegrini.