We publish here the full press release received today from the AssoFerriniOnlus press office.
Joint Resolution of Critical Issue at the BC Ferrini Theatre: Safety Measures Underway
Adria, October 31, 2025
The Mayor of Adria, Massimo Barbujani, has called an urgent and decisive meeting today with the interested parties to address and overcome the misunderstandings that arose following the recent controversy regarding the security signs at the entrance to the BC Ferrini Theatre.

The meeting, held at the Town Hall, was attended by the Mayor, the Deputy Mayor, the Public Works Councilor, the Commander, and a Municipal Police officer. For the Association AssoFerrini Onlus the President was present Luisa Carpenedo and the Artistic Director Marco Doati.
Full Collaboration and Recognition of Cultural Value
Mayor Barbujani reiterated thehigh consideration and esteem for the cultural activities and civic promotion that the Ferrini Theater, managed by AssoFerrini Onlus, guarantees to the community. The mayor's primary objective was to to bring back maximum clarity and restore a climate of full cooperation between the Parties.

Executive Mandate for Safety
As a demonstration of the will to quickly overcome bureaucratic procedures, the Mayor has awarded a immediate and binding mandate to the new Director of Public Works Alberto Moscardi, for the definitive resolution of the critical issue.
The planned interventions include:
1. Structural Modification of the Sidewalk: In order to permanently eliminate the risk of tripping, ensuring full and safe access to the Theatre.
2. Improved Security Area: Elimination of a parking space adjacent to the emergency exit for artists, aimed at optimizing the maneuvering area for emergency vehicles in case of emergency.
New Shared Operating Model
At the end of the discussion, the Parties expressed their mutual appreciation for each other's work. It was also agreed that, in the future, all operational requests relating to the use of public spaces for promotional and cultural events will be previously analyzed and coordinated with the Municipal Police Command, in order to prevent any possible procedural misunderstandings.






