A new Carabinieri station opens in Nola thanks to institutional synergy.

NOLA – A significant step forward for local security has been achieved with the signing of the lease for the opening of the new Carabinieri station in Nola. The agreement, signed on July 30th at the Palazzo di Governo, concerns a building provided by Poste Italiane as part of the "Spaces for Italy" project, which involves the conversion of public buildings into functional spaces for public administration and other activities.

The Prefect of Naples, Michele di Bari, emphasized that this achievement is the fruit of a complex institutional effort shared with the provincial commander of the Carabinieri, Biagio Storniolo, and the director of the State Property Agency, Cristian Torretta. According to Di Bari, the new headquarters represents a fundamental safeguard of legality for the community of Nola, which, after a period of reduced operations at the Tufino and Cimitile stations, will be able to return to provide a more effective presence, closer to the citizens.

Furthermore, Poste Italiane, with Director General Giuseppe Lasco, has confirmed its commitment to supporting local communities, making 250 properties available nationwide for public administration. At the same time, renovation work has begun on a property owned by INAIL in Nola, intended to house the new permanent headquarters of the Carabinieri, with the goal of creating a modern and technologically advanced facility.

The Prefect of Naples expressed heartfelt thanks to all the institutions involved, especially Poste Italiane, emphasizing how this public-private partnership is a concrete example of strengthening security and legality in the metropolitan area.