Adequate space and shelter for emergency vehicles for the Porto Torres municipal Avis association, which is facing inconveniences and challenges exacerbated by the fire that, on November 1st, affected the warehouses on Via Azuni, adjacent to the association's headquarters, severely compromising the stability of the roofs and walls of the former Italian Railways depot. This requirement was supported by the Sardinia Central 2020 council group—comprised of Ico Bruzzi, Anita Giaconi, and Sara Dettori—which addressed the matter with a motion addressed to Mayor Massimo Mulas, City Council President Giulia Manca, and the council groups, requesting the identification of premises with an adjoining area owned by the municipality, to be granted, even temporarily, to the Avis association, to ensure the continuation of essential services and the positioning of ambulances. Vehicles found space at the Granai Shopping Center, following the mayor's order temporarily closing the stretch of Via Azuni between Via Ponte Romano and Via Josto. This ban will remain in effect until the safety of the warehouses and road traffic has been certified.

"Therefore, currently, it is not known whether Via Azuni will be safely reopened, but one can only imagine the damage suffered by Avis, which is objectively unable to provide services due to the lack of proper vehicle placement and operation." For representatives of Sardegna al Centro, the problem is not only the inability to accommodate emergency vehicles, "but the slowdown or, worse, interruption of all rescue-related activities, from blood donations—and we remember that the association is the first in the entire province in terms of proportionality of numbers—to all the assistance and transportation services that Avis provides to citizens." The three minority councilors emphasize the urgency of identifying premises owned by the Municipality of Porto Torres with parking spaces for emergency vehicles, with the aim of temporarily lending them to the "Avis Comunale di Porto Torres" Association, so that emergency services, medical transportation, and blood donation campaigns can continue to be provided, saving people's lives. We also request that you report to the relevant Council Committee, within 15 days of the approval of this motion, on the progress of discussions with Avis and the temporary solutions identified for the logistics of vehicles and services.