The Municipality of Concordia informs citizens that starting this month, vehicle inspections will be carried out on carts circulating through the city, through the TAS User Registration and Census Program, in compliance with municipal ordinance 36,433.
In this regard, the equine will be checked for the identification microchip and the cart driver for the TAS holder and user registration. Both checks are mandatory and are part of the TAS User Registration and Census Program.
In this regard, the head of the Municipal Veterinary Department, Julio Gesualdi, stated that “during November, the municipality will begin to carry out vehicle inspections of carts, continuing with the program we started in May. Since then, we began collecting data, both on the equines and the users, within a digital application that was shared with different areas of the municipality”
In this way, the inspections will be carried out by personnel of the Police of Entre Ríos in conjunction with the Undersecretariat of Security of the Municipality of Concordia.
“The equine that does not have a microchip will be retained and sent to the Equestrian Center with a report filed, which will subsequently go to the Misdemeanors Court, which will determine the fine that the user must pay,” Gesualdi pointed out.