Democratici e Progressisti di Castellammare di Stabia are calling for urgent action on flood-risk management and maintenance of the city's waterways, warning that allocated funds have not turned into concrete work.
According to Metropolis Web, the group points first to a long-standing grievance: €10 million allocated in 2012 for waterway safety, which it says has not produced the expected interventions.
The center of the appeal is a more recent regional allocation. The group cites €509,000 assigned by a regional decree of 29 October 2024 for work on five local rivi: Sciuscelle al Cognulo, Piazza Grande, Foiano, Faro and San Pietro. Of that sum, it says, €40,000 was received in February 2026 as an advance.
Beyond the streams, the statement lists other major sums that, in the group's view, remain stalled or at risk: €15 million for Savorito, €35 million linked to the port and Fincantieri, and possible PRIUS resources estimated at €23–26 million.
For that reason, Democratici e Progressisti are asking the president of the Campania Region to promote an "Accordo per Castellammare" — a dedicated agreement to unlock stalled projects and funding.
The funding figures and claims of delay are presented in the source article through the group's statements. The current construction, procurement and spending status of the individual projects has not been independently confirmed, nor is it clear from the available reporting whether all cited funds remain fully available or are subject to administrative conditions.
