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The Regional Government of San Martín, by political decision of Governor Walter Grundel Jiménez, decided to reformulate the second stage of the citizen security project of the San Martín region, which has a budget of 12 million soles, in order to make better use of the budget and thus make possible the transparent purchase of more trucks. Motorvans, linear motorcycles, communication equipment, accessories, implements and others.
This was reported by the governor and his technical team at the working meeting held last weekend in Moyobamba with provincial and district mayors, municipal officials, technical secretaries, ronderos and members of the neighborhood councils of the region.
It should be noted that the citizen security project has a total budget of 15 million soles, of which in the first stage, the previous administration spent 3 million soles on the purchase of vans; however, for the execution of this second stage, the Grundel management found a series of irregularities so, in order to safeguard the people's money and be able to achieve a better implementation, it decided to reformulate the project.
After receiving a detailed explanation, in a consensual manner, the mayors, ronderos and members of the neighborhood councils, welcomed the political decision of the regional governor Walter Grundel, for the reformulation and improvements of the project with transparency and in a coordinated manner, which will contribute to improve the use of the budget for the benefit of security in the rural area of the region.
Likewise, the mayors, ronderos and all those involved in the issue of citizen security, pledged to closely follow the development of the project, through a work of close relationship overcoming misunderstandings for the security of the citizens of San Martin.
On the subject of pickup trucks, during the dialogue complaints and denunciations were heard about the use of vehicles that has been done in a restricted manner and that has caused misunderstandings between mayors and ronderos; In this regard, it was clarified from the legal-legal point of view on the responsibilities and the proper use of vehicles and their maintenance, which should be a coordinated work between the municipalities and the ronderos.
In this regard, some mayors said they had no problem about the case of vehicles, and as an example that should be taken into account, they told their experiences of this coordinated work with the ronderos, which has been giving positive results, and that is contributing to continue maintaining us as the second safest region of Peru.
