Siena approves budget amendment for maintenance and security
Councillors vote 18 to nine; allocations include more than €1.5 million for council buildings.
Councillors vote 18 to nine; allocations include more than €1.5 million for council buildings.
The resolution passes with 17 votes in favour and six against.
The council’s decision follows four enforceable judgments by the justice of the peace.
A budget amendment allocates regional resources to workshops and educational projects.
The deputy mayor announces a dedicated meeting; the Democratic Party seeks greater involvement.
A study commissioned from Promo PA provides the basis for discussion of future initiatives.
Two mayoral decrees complete the council’s appointments to the community’s governing bodies.
The cabinet authorises the agreement’s signature, with the Ministry expected to join the Foundation.
Cooperation at the Sale & Pepe youth centre will continue for another year.
A 15% reduction for the second child and 30% from the third will apply automatically.
Plans include replacing the lift and opening access to spaces currently reachable only by stairs.
The council schedules daytime work from 26 to 30 October.
The council explains new provisions and distinguishes elections covered by the scheme from those excluded.
New salary increments are planned for 150 workers, alongside a €200,000 welfare fund.
More than €60,000 for 35 metres of new pipe between Via Duprè and the Casato.
Poggio Imperiale features a full-scale reconstruction of a ninth- to tenth-century village.
Expressions of interest for the winter installation are due by 6 November.
The cabinet approves feasibility plans for regeneration between Porta Ovile and Porta Pispini.
The agreement supports the council’s technical, economic and legal assessment.
The cabinet aims to integrate bicycles with the city’s parking system.
The twelfth edition is scheduled at Santa Maria della Scala between January and February.
The cabinet expands the selection of locations outside the town hall.
The works concern road verges damaged by exceptional rainfall in October 2024.
Work is planned at the council-owned residential home for older people.