Opposition councillor Diego Guerriero, of the "W la Libertà" group, has presented four formal interrogations to Avellino's mayor and municipal administration, pressing for transparency and planning on issues affecting residents' daily lives.
The requests, reported by IrpiniaNews, cover public housing, civil protection in schools, road works and private-land maintenance, and the city's limited traffic zone (ZTL).
Public housing: schedules, costs, and allocation lists
On the public-housing replacement programme, Guerriero asks the administration for an updated overview of the works, including timelines, costs, and information about housing-allocation lists.
The request seeks to clarify where the programme stands and what residents waiting for housing can expect next.
Schools: Civil Protection Plan, training, and drills
On school safety, Guerriero calls for wider dissemination of the Civil Protection Plan in schools, along with informational material, meetings with students and staff, evacuation drills, and a defined annual calendar.
The proposal frames preparedness as a practical matter: students and school personnel should know the plan, practice it, and repeat that practice on a regular schedule.
Roads and excavations: restoration rules and maintenance duties
The third interrogation concerns utility excavations and the maintenance of private properties alongside municipal roads.
Guerriero calls for clear rules on complete road restoration after excavations, use of certified materials, testing of the works, and penalties for non-compliance. He also raises maintenance obligations for private land bordering municipal roads, an issue tied to road safety and upkeep.
ZTL: rationale, traffic data, fines, and costs
On urban mobility, Guerriero asks for the technical justifications behind the ZTL, traffic-flow reports, the number of fines issued, the revenues collected, and the costs of the control systems.
The questions aim to establish how the restricted zone is working, what evidence supports its current setup, and what it costs and yields in practice.
What happens next
The interrogations are opposition-led accountability requests. They do not yet establish how or when the mayor and administration will respond, and no council-calendar dates, official documents, or implementation deadlines were reported.
What is clear is the scope of the challenge: housing delivery, school preparedness, road maintenance, and traffic management remain central concerns for Avellino, and Guerriero is asking the administration to answer with data, schedules, and rules.
