Six municipal councillors have filed a motion of no confidence against the mayor of San Lorenzello, Antimo Lavorgna, and the municipal executive, according to a report published by NTR24 on 3 November 2026.
Lavorgna is identified by the official municipal website as the Mayor of San Lorenzello, with his appointment recorded as beginning on 30 September 2023.
Who signed the motion
NTR24 names the reported signatories as Emilia Anzovino, Luigi Durante, Alfredo Lavorgna, Pietro Paolo Lavorgna, Giovanni Meglio and Ugo Moroni.
One point of caution concerns the exact form of one name: the NTR24 report uses "Pietro Paolo Lavorgna" in its initial list and later refers to "Paolo Lavorgna." The exact name should be checked against the deposited motion.
What the motion alleges
According to NTR24, the motion cites problems involving water services, waste management, public-works planning and economic resources.
The proponents also accuse the administration of an authoritarian and personalistic method of governing.
These are allegations made by the motion's proponents. They are reported by NTR24 as the contents of the motion and are not independently established findings.
What happens next: how the procedure works
Under Article 52 of the Consolidated Local Authorities Act, the Testo Unico degli Enti Locali, a no-confidence motion must be justified and signed by at least two-fifths of the assigned councillors.
The council must then discuss the motion no earlier than 10 days and no later than 30 days after its presentation. Approval requires an absolute majority of the assigned councillors, voting by roll call.
The acquired report does not independently establish whether the legal signature threshold has been met in this case.
What approval would mean
If approved, the motion would end the mandate of the mayor and the executive, lead to dissolution of the council and allow for the appointment of a prefectural commissioner.
That is the institutional outcome provided for by Article 52. It does not prejudge the outcome of the San Lorenzello vote.
What is still unclear
Several points remain unresolved on the basis of the documents acquired so far.
The mayor's response and the position of the full municipal administration were not found in the acquired documents. The date of the council sitting and the eventual vote outcome are not yet available.
The administrative criticisms summarized in the motion have not been independently verified.
A council discussion within the 10-to-30-day window will determine whether the motion obtains the required absolute majority or whether the administration remains in office.
