Italian municipalities launch €15 million in local infrastructure upgrades

In Madignano, opposition councillors allege the mayor’s office diverted €71,000 of regional commerce‑support funds to refurbish the town hall instead of aiding local retailers.

Alghero’s municipal government approved a €13 million three‑year public‑works plan, covering restoration of historic sites, coastal protection works on the Maria Pia beach and broader urban regeneration.

Teramo completed an €80 000 renovation of the Florence Nightingale gardens, installing new playground equipment, a second swingset, a picnic table and renewed safety surfacing.

Suzzara upgraded the external lighting of the Gina Bianchi park with a €28 800 contract to replace obsolete cables and install a new control panel, improving efficiency and safety.

Legnano announced that its new municipal swimming pool will open in September 2027, with an Olympic‑size indoor basin and a smaller pool, addressing local clubs’ capacity concerns.

Campi Bisenzio inaugurated a refurbished employment‑service centre, financed at just under €300 000, adding a digital learning classroom and co‑working facilities as part of the regional employment‑boost programme.