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Lazio adopts integrated security law and funds urban safety pacts

The Regional Council of Lazio, chaired by President Antonello Aurigemma and assessor Luisa Regimenti, approved a regional law titled “Disposizioni per promuovere la sicurezza integrata”. The legislation, drafted by the Forum “Le Città della Notte”, aims to strengthen night‑time safety, expand video‑surveillance, and support local authorities with funding and coordinated measures such as a “Pass for security”. At the same time the council allocated €100,000 for two urban‑security pacts with the municipalities of Anzio (€50,000) and Nettuno (€48,780). The pacts will install 17 new cameras in five strategic sites in Anzio and 12 cameras plus a radio link in Nettuno, creating a joint monitoring cabin at the Prefecture of Rome. Presenters Antonello Aurigemma, Eleonora Berni and forum secretary Fabio Schiuma stressed that the night is not only “mala movida” but a vital part of society, saying “La notte non è il lato oscuro del giorno, ma una parte importante della nostra società…”. Schiuma added that “la mala movida nasce dalla mala gestione”, calling for professional, coordinated security rather than slogans.

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ARPAL Calabria · Angelo Brutto · Antonello Aurigemma · Anzio · Calabria Regional Council · Camillo D'Angelo · Eleonora Berni · Elisa Scutellà · Fabio Schiuma · Filomena Greco · Forum Le Città della Notte · Francesco Cannizzaro

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