The Porto Torres Barracellare Company has gained a new member. This morning, in the reception room of the Palazzo del Marchese, Tania Castellazzi, a citizen of Porto Torres, took the oath of office before Mayor Massimo Mulas, formalizing her entry into the Corps.
The ceremony was attended by the Barracellare Company's commander, Gavino Cuccu, and his secretary, Marianna Lazzarini. With this new addition, the Porto Torres Company's operational staff reaches 17—6 women and 11 men. The youngest is 25 and the oldest is 83. All, as Captain Cuccu emphasized, share a strong desire to work and serve the city.
"The Barracellare Corps represent one of the most concrete expressions of civic duty and the desire to serve others," Mayor Mulas emphasized. "I thank Tania for choosing to embark on this journey and the entire Company for the enormous work they do every day, in close collaboration with the municipal administration and law enforcement, providing a vital presence for the control and protection of our territory. Being able to count on an ever-growing Barracellare Corps is a source of great pride for our community, and the contribution of women, increasingly present within the Corps, is particularly significant, demonstrating how everyone can offer their commitment and skills in service to the community. These women and men send an important message: it is the citizens, through their civic duty, participation, and willingness to help others, who actively contribute to the growth and change of a city." For Tania Castellazzi, joining the Barracellare Corps represents the realization of a dream she has nurtured for many years. A wish that she has decided to make come true now that her children have grown up."