2023-10-01 15:05:01
Yesterday, the city’s fifth safe point was put into operation, installed in Benito de Miguel and Don Bosco. In this way, the municipality advances with its security policies, implementing safe points that allow neighbors to contact each other in emergency situations.
In this sense, the mayor of Junín, Pablo Petrecca, expressed that “safe points come to respond, logically, to the demands of neighbors who are concerned about insecurity and that from our place, as a municipal government, we take charge.” , taking measures and using technological tools at the service of security, in short, public policies to reach every neighborhood, every corner of the Junín Party.”
“On this occasion, we talk about Safe Points, a very important connectivity tool that allows us to be close to neighbors, making it possible, in the event of any emergency, panic or risk situation that a neighbor may suffer in public life, to contact in contact directly with our Operations and Monitoring Center,” he added.
Regarding the operation of the Safe Points, Pablo Petrecca explained that “by activating the anti-panic button of the safe point, an alarm automatically sounds and, from there, an operator from the monitoring center, who is available 24 hours a day, assists you In addition, when communication with the operator is activated, the conversation is recorded and recorded by the cameras.
The fifth safe point is located in Benito de Miguel and Don Bosco. Regarding its location, the mayor of Junín highlighted: “We are here on a very important avenue, which has a lot of movement, which connects and integrates many neighborhoods, such as La Merced, Güemes, Los Almendros, Ligüe, Las Marías. It also serves as a thoroughfare of traffic decongestion for all those who come from the spa.
“We are convinced that all the necessary public policies must be applied so that residents feel and are safer, all within the framework of a comprehensive policy, since the safe points are added to the Ojos en Alerta program, which is also a policy of proximity, so that neighbors can contact each other through WhatsApp, directly, also, in an emergency situation.”
In harmony, Petrecca clarified that “the lighting reconversion plan serves to advance in all the neighborhoods of this sector. Also the Video Surveillance Plan, which currently has 460 cameras, the digital ring, here we are close to the Route 7, which has a digital ring of 32 patent reading cameras, in short, public policies that provide greater security,” explained the Communal Chief.
Pablo Petrecca once again demanded greater commitment and support from the National and Provincial governments. “Clearly, it is necessary to have support from the national and provincial states, basically, the decision and firm conviction to combat crime, to combat drug trafficking, and for things and rules to be clear. Whoever commits a crime, whoever If he steals, he has to go to prison,” he said.
They insist with the municipal police
Mayor Petrecca insisted on the need for municipalities to have a local police force, stating that “we are also committed and are convinced that municipalities have to have greater autonomy, decentralize functions, that, in short, we are the ones who respond to the neighbors, and we also want to have the city police to be able to administer and direct it.
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