Overview
- The declaration follows a recent Santa Fe constitutional reform and a unanimous vote by the Rosario city council.
- With publication in the official gazette, new powers take effect over urban trees, vacant lots and the disposition of impounded vehicles.
- The municipality can incur debt up to 8.33% of annual revenues without provincial authorization to accelerate public works.
- Procurement will shift to electronic bidding with agile purchases and public auctions, and municipal wage talks move to a stand‑alone local bargaining process.
- A 2027 Constituent Convention will be elected to draft the city's Carta Orgánica, setting the long-term institutional framework.