Public services Bouches-Du-Rhône

Managed by the Bouches-du-Rhône County Council, the Maison Départementale de la Jeunesse et des Sports is an essential address for all information on sport in the Bouches-du-Rhône (information on leisure activities, information on sports professions, support for association project leaders, etc.). It is a centre of welcome and expression between the Department, young people, their parents and the entire associative and sporting movement. You will find in this place 1 000 ^{m2 of} connected space as well as teams at your disposal

This is where all files in connection with your naturalization applications or residence cards can be filed. Applications for driving licenses and gray cards can be made online and are no longer made in prefecture. For any information, the telephone line will follow up. Go with great patience, because the wait is long and the slots restricted (only 3:30 a. m. in the morning…). Take a novel or work with you! Be sure to present yourself with all the documentation necessary to avoid waiting for nothing. For Internet users, votre-carte-grise.com, certified by the Ministry of the Interior, for the establishment of the certificate of registration (ex-gray card) allows you to make all online representations and receive the document quickly at home (paid service). For the other steps proposed, visit www.bouches-du-rhone.gouv.fr which provides a lot of information!

The Cassis town hall offers a range of online services, including administrative procedures, information on work in progress, the town map, emergency numbers, municipal services, the tourist office, public procurement, etc.

The building that houses the archives is both functional and environmentally friendly. Thus its vast courtyard and the enclosed public garden. On 7 levels, 70 kilometres of shelving carry endless linear pieces of books and documents. The departmental archives, where the essential memory of the territory is found, doubles from a lending service. The reading room, designed for on-site consultation, makes it possible to query databases, consult the digitized archives. Thanks to the interactive terminals that are needed today, we can and must book online documents. The fund, formed in part from the old municipal archives until 1790, dates back to medieval times and enters the digital age. Also searchable, the archives of 66 communes of Bouches-du-Rhône, notaries, the civil status, hospital and private archives. Regularly, thematic exhibitions are organized as well as eco-citizens forums.

Decentralised institution with broad competences in the service of the community, PACA region works for the economic development and the development of a large territory (Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur), ensuring on infrastructures, roads, railways, but also on the environment of the departments it deals with (Bouches-du-Rhône, Var, Vaucluse, Alpes-de-Haute Provence, Haute Alpes, Alpes-Maritimes). Health and social protection, the autonomy of people, the home assistance of the sick, cultural promotion and scientific research are also part of its prerogatives, as is youth (construction and rehabilitation of high schools), vocational training, learning… In the field of collective travel, the Regional Council puts in place means of transmodaux transport to facilitate connections without cars (train, tram, bus, velo). For more information, please visit the website!

Claiming 50 clubs and 14 000 licensees, cdv 13 is able to recommend the best addresses of clubs, schools and internships… sailing, obviously!

The regional committee will know about the various underwater disciplines such as diving diving, scuba diving, underground diving, swimming with palms, underwater hockey, deep water swimming, underwater fishing and a target in swimming pool. Emanation of the national FFESSM (whose seat is also in Marseille), it is able to provide you with an even more focused answer to your requests concerning the world of diving. Note that Marseilles regularly hosts the world underwater Image festival under the aegis of the FFESSM.

If you are an individual, you can't do anything for you, except to guide you in a kind way, which is not so bad already. On the other hand, this service deals with the provision of associations, sports infrastructure (everything except stands) and logistical equipment of all kinds: tags, straw boots… in official demonstrations. This year, there is a lot of talk about the future grand stadium and the reception of the Europe Football Cup for 2016, but do you rest on a multitude of other sports in the city marseille, not?

This sport includes different sections of amateur, professional, educational and feminine boxing. If you encounter amateur and professional competitions, only amateurs are allowed to fight at the Olympic Games. For a practice of noble art in good conditions, the English Boxing Committee of Bouches-du-Rhône will tell you the appropriate club near you. From Richard Caramanolis to Mehdi Sahnoune by Gracien Tona, English boxing has always stirred crowds in the cité city. Professional boxing is divided mainly between four competing federations: WBA, WBCS, WBO, IBF.

If you feel the soul of Joachim Noah or Tony Parker, but you still don't know where to show your address to the shoot or your phenomenal relaxation, go to the committee, and you will get all the information about clubs, courses or matches taking place within the department. But tell me, do you know that basketball was invented in 1891 by James Naismith, a Canadian physical education teacher at the Springfield college in Massachusetts state in the USA? He sought to occupy his students between football and baseball seasons during the winter, during which the practice of outdoor sport was difficult. The success of this sport was immediate even if the score of the first official part resulted in a pitiful 1 to 0. Today, basketball is a major sport and world stars are real icons.

The Marseille Service de Santé des Gens de Mer (SSGM) is a preventive medicine service that looks after the health and medical fitness of professional seafarers in the fishing and trade sectors. It is headed by a doctor from the Direction Générale des Affaires Maritimes (DGAMPA), and acts as liaison between the DGAMPA, the Direction Centrale du Service de Santé des Armées (DCSSA) and the ENIM. Another doctor is in charge of the maritime occupational health and safety office, responsible for regulatory developments and drawing up the annual report on occupational accidents and diseases in the maritime environment. At regional level, twenty doctors, accompanied by nurses, are distributed along the coast in the deconcentrated maritime affairs departments. They provide consultations at 48 consultation points, covering a more or less extensive area depending on the number of seafarers and the distances involved. Temporary doctors are also on call at affaires maritimes offices in outlying areas such as Bastia, Ajaccio and Ciboure. Agreements have also been signed with occupational medicine departments and doctors in practice in the French overseas departments and territories.

The simplification of formalities, the accompaniment of businesses and businesses, the support for the necessary steps, the follow-up to the key stages of development is the primary function of this public body. These veritables "Business house" make available to entrepreneurs a multidisciplinary team trained in analysis/consultancy. Formalities for the creation of self-business, company resumption, assignment, liquidation, modification of the statutes, transmission… all this administrative knowledge is controlled by the stakeholders responsible for the accompaniment. The development of the business enterprise (export, financing, quality, innovation, etc.) often involves the informed intervention of these professionals. An online agenda also offers the various events (business appointments, workshops, information meetings, etc.) dedicated to the company in Marseille Provence, but also abroad.

The Eaux de Marseille group brings together some 17 companies, including the SEM (Société des eaux de Marseille). Its main mission: to guarantee the distribution of drinking water in Marseille and beyond, thus ensuring the comfort and health of some 2 million people. At the same time, it is also necessary to clean up waste water and thus preserve the natural environment. Marseille water has a very good reputation and is among the best quality water in the country. This is due to the work of the members of this group. For any individual problem related to the water network or its distribution, you will get the necessary help.

This association founded in 2006 is part of the ATMO federation, which comprises the 35 approved Air Quality Monitoring Associations (ASSOCIATIONS) in France. Indeed, the Air Law of 30 December 1996 recognizes «the right of everyone to breathe a air that does not harm its health». His mission? Monitor the air quality of almost 90% of the region Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. In addition to its two establishments in Marseille and Nice, a related expert present in each department ensures the quality of Provençal air.

The sector town hall is a real relay for the municipal services of the city of Marseille. As close as possible to the inhabitants, its purpose is to facilitate their efforts and promote local initiatives. Elected officials also offer duty hours. It finds in the CIQs quality relays that intervene directly in everyone's daily life. You will be able to carry out your civil status procedures, register any changes or request a certificate. In other words, these very local town halls are of great help.

The town also offers a cultural season and a public market.

Sausset-les-Pins is a charming town on the Mediterranean coast. The town also offers many activities and events throughout the year, such as night markets, festivals and exhibitions.

The town hall offers a range of municipal services, such as the Guichet Unique, which handles administrative formalities and registrations relating to children and education. The town hall also has a Department of Childhood, Youth, Education, Sport and Seniors, which manages services related to childhood, youth, education and sport. The Centre Communal d'Action Sociale (CCAS) is also on hand to help those in difficulty. The town hall also offers an events department, a municipal library and a municipal police force.

Allauch is a charming town in the Bouches-du-Rhône department, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. Allauch is a town rich in history and heritage. You can discover its historical heritage, its natural spaces and enjoy its many cultural and sporting activities. The town also offers services to make daily life easier for its residents, such as population services, civil status, administrative formalities, transport, job offers, etc.

The town hall also offers an access map, emergency contacts, a site map and useful addresses. You can also find information on the town of Ensuès-la-Redonne, its news, the town council and the services offered by the town hall.