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CONTATTI (Ultimo Aggiornamento 08/03/2018) CONTATTI (ultimo aggiornamento 08/03/2018) TIPOLOGIA UBICAZIONE PRESIDENTE TELEFONO PEC SEDE COLLEGIO Prefettura Piazza Aldo Moro – Agrigento (CT - Trapani) Sezione Lea Passalacqua 0922 483670 – 551 [email protected] 92100 AGRIGENTO Prefettura Piazza del Plebiscito Ancona Commissione Maria Virginia Rizzo 071 2282472 – 652 [email protected] 13 – 60121 ANCONA Maria Filomena 080 5370264 Palazzo Bixio – Via Cairoli 80 – Bari Commissione [email protected] Dabbicco 080 5379494 70122 BARI Bergamo (CT - Brescia) Sezione Francesca Iacontini 035 276043 [email protected] Via Zelasco 3 – 24122 BERGAMO Via Altabella 10 – 40126 Bologna Commissione Antonio Giannelli 051 2963857 – 856 [email protected] BOLOGNA 030 3733751 030 2410657 Via Villa Glori 13 – 25126 Brescia Commissione Antonella Reina [email protected] 030 314088 BRESCIA 030 2416490 Prefettura Viale Buoncammino 3 Cagliari Commissione Enzo Floridia 070 684321 [email protected] – 09123 CAGLIARI 0934 79300 Prefettura Viale Regina Caltanissetta Gabriele Barbaro Sezione 0934 568677 [email protected] Margherita 30 – 93100 (CT - Siracusa) 0934 79303 CALTANISSETTA Campobasso Prefettura ingresso Via Palombo Sezione Agnese Scala 0874 406488 - 442 - 474 [email protected] (CT - Salerno) – 86100 CAMPOBASSO Maria Beatrice 0823 220790 Via Veneto presso ex Caserma Caserta Commissione [email protected] Giuliani 0823 325629 Pollio – 81100 CASERTA Gaia Peirce 824 220790 Via Veneto presso ex Caserma Caserta Sezione [email protected] (esclusiva) 0823 325629 Pollio – 81100 CASERTA Via Luigi Sturzo 142 – 95131 Catania Commissione Giuseppina Valenti 095 7462456 [email protected] CATANIA Centro di Accoglienza “S. Anna” - Crotone Commissione Fabrizio Gallo 0962 799704 – 940 [email protected] 88841 Isola di Capo Rizzuto (CROTONE) Enna Via Orfanotrofio snc – 94100 Sezione Salvatore Grasso 0935 522453 [email protected] (CT - Catania) ENNA Prefettura Via Giacomini 8 – Firenze Commissione Anna Maria Santoro 055 2783670 – 626 – 506 – 770 [email protected] 50123 FIRENZE Centro di Accoglienza “Borgo 0881 682073 Foggia Commissione Maria Assunta Colella [email protected] Mezzanone” – 71043 0881 683089 Manfredonia (FOGGIA) Forlì (CT - Bologna) Sezione Raffaele Sirico 0543 719440 [email protected] Piazza Ordelaffi 2 – 47121 FORLI’ Piazza della Libertà 14 – 03100 Frosinone (CT - Roma) Sezione Massimo Di Donato 0775 218407 [email protected] FROSINONE Piazza S. Giuseppe 18 – 16121 Genova (CT - Torino) Sezione Anna Aida Bruzzese 010 5360201 – 608 [email protected] GENOVA Prefettura - Piazza Vittoria n. 64 - Gorizia Commissione Massimo Mauro 0481 595470 – 602 [email protected] 34170 GORIZIA Lecce Commissione Giulia Cazzella 0832 693268 - 46 [email protected] Via Templari 7 – 73100 LECCE Prefettura – Piazza Unità d’Italia Livorno (CT - Firenze) Sezione Sabatina Antonelli 0586 235472 [email protected] 1 – 57123 LIVORNO 02 667915 37 - 30 - 38 - 31 - 32 - Via Melchiorre Gioia 72 - 20125 Milano Commissione M.Luisa Inversini [email protected] 33 MILANO Elena Scalfaro 3 667915 37 - 30 - 38 - 31 - 32 - Via Melchiorre Gioia 72 - 20125 Milano Sezione [email protected] (esclusiva) 33 MILANO Monza-Brianza Ernesto Liguori Prefettura – Via Carlo Prina 17 - Sezione 039 2410486 [email protected] (CT - Milano) (esclusiva) 20900 MONZA Novara 0321 479112 Sezione Claudio Ventrice [email protected] Via Greppi 9 – 28100 NOVARA (CT - Torino) 0321 628140 Antonello Piazza Zanellato 19 – 35131 Padova (CT - Verona) Sezione 0498249 243 - 244 - 246 - 245 [email protected] Roccoberton PADOVA 091 338 651 - 607 – 359 – 624 Prefettura Via Sampolo 69 – Palermo Commissione Donatella Ferrera [email protected] – 639 – 525 90143 PALERMO Perugia (CT - Firenze) Sezione Michele Formiglio 075 5682 362 - 363 [email protected] Via Colomba 2 – 06121 PERUGIA Prefettura Via Mario Rapisardi Ragusa (CT - Siracusa) Sezione Concetta Caruso 0932 673151 [email protected] 124 – 97100 RAGUSA Reggio Calabria Maria Adele Maio Via Guglielmo Pepe, 44 – 09127 Sezione 0965 411 850 - 854 - 864 [email protected] (CT - Crotone) (esclusiva) REGGIO CALABRIA via SS. Apostoli 16 c/o Caserma Roma Commissione Licia Messina 06 69000 217 – 221 [email protected] S. Marcello - 00187 ROMA Giorgio De Francesco via SS. Apostoli 16 c/o Caserma Roma 1 Sezione 06 69000255 [email protected] (esclusiva) S. Marcello - 00187 ROMA Manlio Francica Roma 2 Sezione 06 46203020 [email protected] Via Cavour 266 – 00184 ROMA (esclusiva) Maria Epifanio Roma 3 Sezione 06 46546641 [email protected] Via Veientana 386 – 00189 ROMA (esclusiva) Prefettura Piazza Giovanni Salerno Commissione Mariella Santorufo 089 613468 [email protected] Ammendola snc – 84121 SALERNO Siracusa Commissione Chiara Armenia 0931 729 619 - 623 - 618 - 617 [email protected] Via Brenta 53 - 96100 SIRACUSA Prefettura – Piazza Castello, 9 – Torino Commissione Laura Cassio 011 55140 36 - 19 - 29 - 30 - 21 [email protected] 10124 TORINO Contrada Milo c/o CIE (vicino ai Trapani Commissione Esther Mammano 0923 5037 45 - 42 - 41 - 39 [email protected] Vigili del Fuoco) - 91100 TRAPANI Via Marchesan 11/A - 31100 Treviso (CT - Verona) Sezione Pietro Signoriello 0422 321420 [email protected] TREVISO Prefettura Via Piave 16 - 33100 Udine (CT - Gorizia) Sezione Maria Egle Bruno 0532 594606 - 604 - 607 [email protected] UDINE 045 8673 480 - 487 - 488 - 423 - Prefettura Via Santa Maria Antica Verona Commissione Maria Teresa Pirrone [email protected] 490 - 477 1 – 37121 VERONA Contra' Santa Maria Nova, 4 c/o Vicenza (CT - Verona) Sezione Lucio Parente 0444 3385 73 – 74 - 72 [email protected] Caserma "Sasso" – 36100 VICENZA Area I/AP.
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