The president of the Province of Savona is the head of the provincial government in Savona, Liguria, Italy. The president oversees the administration of the province, coordinates the activities of the municipalities, and represents the province in regional and national matters.
Since November 2018, the office has been held by Pierangelo Olivieri of the Forza Italia party.
History The Province of Savona was established in 1927 by the Fascist government. Local autonomy had been abolished and provincial administrations were placed under central control, with appointed officials replacing elected presidents.
After the establishment of the Italian Republic, the office was restored and the president was again elected by the Provincial Council starting from 1951. In 1993, a reform introduced the direct election of the president by popular vote. Following the 2014 Delrio reform, presidents are elected by the Assembly of the mayors and municipal councillors of the province's municipalities, and the term of office was reduced from five to four years.
List Presidents of the Provincial Rectorate (1927–1945)
Presidents of the Provincial Deputation (1945–1951)
Presidents of the Province (1951–present) No.PortraitNameTermPartyStartEnd????Guido Bonino30 September 198522 December 1989Italian Socialist PartyPierluigi Pesenti22 December 19896 August 1990Italian Democratic Socialist PartyMario Robutti6 August 19908 May 1995Italian Socialist PartyAlessandro Garassini29 May 199528 June 1999Italian People's PartyThe Daisy28 June 199914 June 2004Marco Bertolotto14 June 200414 November 2008The DaisyDemocratic PartyMario Spanu14 November 200811 July 2009Special commissionerAngelo Vaccarezza11 July 200913 October 2014The People of FreedomForza ItaliaMonica Giuliano13 October 201412 November 2018Democratic PartyPierangelo Olivieri12 November 20189 January 2023Independent (centre-right)9 January 2023IncumbentCambiamo!Forza Italia
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