Monteforte Irpino has launched “Facciamo il punto”, a cycle of public meetings promoted by the municipal administration led by Mayor Fabio Siricio. The initiative creates a regular, open forum for direct discussion between local administrators and residents.
What is happening
According to local press reports, the meetings are designed as a weekly opportunity for administrators and citizens to discuss projects, interventions, local problems and development prospects. The stated objective is to strengthen participation, transparency, information-sharing and dialogue between the municipality and the community.
The programme is presented as an open listening exercise: rather than a single town-hall event, the administration plans a continuing series of Thursday meetings through the autumn.
When and where
Meetings are scheduled every Thursday at 19:00 in the municipal council chamber.
The programme begins on Thursday 29 October 2026 and is scheduled to continue until 10 December 2026.
Residents planning to attend should go directly to the council chamber for the 19:00 start. The reports do not specify a registration requirement or separate admission procedure.
First meeting: associations and Christmas planning
The opening meeting is dedicated to local associations and the shared planning of Christmas initiatives.
That focus makes the first session especially relevant for representatives of cultural, social, sports and volunteer groups active in Monteforte Irpino, as well as anyone interested in contributing to the town’s Christmas programme. The reports describe it as shared planning, indicating that proposals and coordination for the festive period will be discussed collectively.
Why this format matters for residents
For residents, the value of the format is its regularity. A fixed weekly appointment gives people a predictable place to raise local problems, ask about planned interventions and follow the progress of municipal projects over several weeks.
For associations, the opening meeting offers an early point of contact with the administration before the Christmas season. Groups with ideas for events or joint activities have a dedicated public occasion to present them and coordinate with other local organisations.
What is not yet confirmed
No official municipal webpage or document confirming the initiative was identified in the available reports. The local coverage describes the planned programme but does not verify attendance, decisions taken or outcomes from the meetings.
The complete sequence of weekly topics after the opening meeting has also not been specified. Readers interested in a particular theme should therefore check local municipal communications closer to each Thursday meeting for any update on the agenda.
The three available local reports substantially overlap in their wording, so independent corroboration remains limited. This article reflects only what those reports jointly support.
