The president of the Province of Frosinone is the head of the provincial government in Frosinone, Lazio, 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 December 2022, the office has been held by Luca Di Stefano of the Democratic Party.
History The Province of Frosinone 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 1995, a reform introduced the direct election of the president by popular vote. The Province of Frosinone was eventually reformed in 2014 under national legislation on provinces, with its functions reduced in favour of the Lazio region and local municipalities.
List Presidents of the Province (since 1951) No.PortraitNameTerm of officePartyStartEnd Cesare Augusto Fanelli ? 1958 Christian Democracy ? ? ? ? Antonio Ferraro 1975 ? Christian Democracy Massimo Struffi 1982 1 August 1990 Italian Socialist Party Francesco Gargani 1 August 1990 13 July 1992 Christian Democracy Mario Coratti 13 July 1992 26 May 1993 Italian Socialist Party Orazio Paolo Riccardi 26 May 1993 23 April 1994 Democratic Party of the Left Domenico Testani 23 April 1994 8 May 1995 Italian People's Party Loreto Gentile 8 May 1995 13 June 1999 Italian People's Party Francesco Scalia 13 June 1999 14 June 2004Italian People's PartyThe DaisyDemocratic Party 14 June 2004 21 June 2009 Antonello Iannarilli 22 June 2009 8 November 2012 The People of Freedom Fabio De Angelis (acting) 8 November 2012 13 October 2014 The People of Freedom Antonio Pompeo 13 October 2014 31 October 2018Democratic Party 31 October 2018 22 December 2022 Luca Di Stefano 22 December 2022 Incumbent Democratic Party
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