Campania Region reports that its Uffici di Prossimità project concluded on 30 October 2026, with 29 desks activated in the districts of the Tribunali of Avellino, Benevento, Nola, Salerno, Santa Maria Capua Vetere and Vallo della Lucania.
The desks were created to provide free information and support for volontaria giurisdizione procedures, bringing that part of the justice system closer to where people live.
What was activated
According to the Campania Region announcement, the 29 desks cover six circondari giudiziari: Avellino, Benevento, Nola, Salerno, Santa Maria Capua Vetere and Vallo della Lucania.
The regional source does not list the individual municipalities hosting the 29 desks, nor their opening hours. Readers who need a specific desk should therefore check the Regione Campania notice and the relevant Tribunale before travelling.
The research does not document that all 29 desks remain operational after the project's conclusion. Continued operation after closure is described as an objective, but no management act or calendar is provided in the regional source.
What the desks do
The desks offer information and support, free of charge, for volontaria giurisdizione matters.
The Tribunale di Milano, in its service charter, describes Uffici di Prossimità more generally as a national network located at local authorities, intended to provide uniform volontaria giurisdizione services and to act as contact points between justice institutions and citizens.
In practical terms, that means the Campania desks are territorial contact points: places where citizens can receive guidance on this category of court procedures without going directly to the central court offices.
Files and training behind the project
The Campania project included digitisation of more than 6,000 case files.
Operators assigned to the desks completed 10 training modules for a total of 60 hours, in addition to operational meetings at their reference Tribunali.
No usage figures or average case-handling times are provided in the regional source, so the announcement documents the scale of activation, digitisation and training, but not measured demand or processing speed.
What to check before you go
The regional announcement establishes the completed project perimeter: 29 desks activated, six court districts involved, free support for volontaria giurisdizione, more than 6,000 files digitised, and 60 hours of training across 10 modules.
What it does not yet answer for a visitor is the address-level location of each desk, current opening days and hours, and which desk remains the reference point after 30 October 2026.
For that reason, the useful next step is to use the Regione Campania notice as the project record, then confirm the current desk address and hours with the Tribunale di riferimento — Avellino, Benevento, Nola, Salerno, Santa Maria Capua Vetere or Vallo della Lucania — before planning a visit.
