Water breakthrough on Nilde Iotti Street: goodbye to precarious supplies, here’s how to connect to the new public network.

AICA has announced that by the end of this week, the construction of the pipeline in the area of via Nilde Iotti, right at the intersection with via Giudice Saetta, will be completed. The intervention is not just a technical site, but a fundamental turning point for the quality of life of the residents: many homes in the area will be able to abandon precarious supply systems to connect directly to the integrated water service.

An appeal to citizens: submit requests

To avoid bureaucratic delays and allow for immediate activation of the flow, the company has issued a preliminary invitation to interested residents. "We invite citizens to submit their application for a new connection now," AICA explains. "This way, we can promptly proceed with the technical and administrative phases as soon as the work is tested."

The goal is to ensure that once the excavations are closed, the taps can start delivering water as quickly as possible.

An expanding plan: next stop via De Curtis

The completion of this first section does not halt the expansion plan for the network. AICA has already confirmed that work will continue along via Nilde Iotti, extending to the area of via Antonio De Curtis. This is a strategic expansion that will bring public water to an even larger segment of the local population, ensuring everyone has the same right to access.

Legality and services: sewage and purification

Connecting to the water network brings with it another important advantage: the complete regularization of services. Connecting to the public network means also bringing into compliance the positions related to sewage and purification.

"This is a significant result," the water company emphasizes, "that ensures a more orderly, transparent, and fair management of the service for all users." A concrete step towards a more infrastructured and environmentally respectful territory.