Public services Vaucluse

The town of Piolenc also offers services for children and young people. Gilles AGNIEL, on 04 90 51 53 12 or the deputy mayor, Mrs Brigitte AUTRANT, on 04 90 51 14 87. Access is free for all, and children up to 14 years of age are entitled to free admission.

Please note that this site is private and independent of the administration. Blauvac is a commune in the Vaucluse department, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region.

The Saint-Didier town hall is the place to go for information about the town, the town council and the deliberations.

The personal information collected will be used only to facilitate contact and will be treated in accordance with the Data Protection Act.

The commune of Gigondas is famous for its Dentelles de Montmirail and its renowned wine. It is part of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, the Vaucluse département and the Carpentras arrondissement. The commune has around 478 inhabitants and covers an area of 2714 hectares. Monuments include a menhir, the Chapelle Sainte Cosme and the Tour Sarrazine. Gigondas is also a member of several associations, including the Association des Maires de France and the Association des Elus au Patrimoine de Vaucluse.

The town hall's website features a contact form to facilitate exchanges with residents. For all administrative formalities or to obtain information about the town of Saumane-de-Vaucluse, the town hall is at your disposal.

To make an appointment, please call during opening hours.

Lapalud, in the Vaucluse département, is a picturesque village in the Haut Vaucluse region. Bordering on communes in other départements, it offers an exceptional natural setting with lakes such as Lac des Girardes and Lac du Devès, where you can enjoy a variety of leisure and sporting activities. Fishing enthusiasts will also be delighted. Lapalud is also known as the "Broom Capital", where broom-making has been a local specialty since 1920. Visitors to Lapalud can also visit the Château Julian, a historic monument that is also home to local associations.

The Town Hall is open by appointment only. For administrative formalities such as life certificates, French nationality certificates, signature authentications, etc., you can go to the Town Hall.

Séguret is a charming medieval village in Provence. Here you'll find information on tourist activities, accommodation, restaurants, local wines, arts and crafts, as well as events and life in the commune. They share information on roadworks, weather hazards, power cuts and more. You can book an appointment on sante.fr or call 04 90 28 77 39.

The Mairie du Barroux is the town's municipal administration. Le Barroux is also a tourist village, with many sites to visit, events, festivals and markets.

In Gargas, visitors can also discover the Mines de Bruoux, a unique site within the Massif des Ocres, offering natural beauty and fascinating history. The church of Gargas is also well worth a visit, with its architecturally original nave and 17th-century tapestries depicting the martyrdom of Saint Denis.

Elected representatives are available by appointment at the town hall.

La mairie de Saint-Martin-de-la-Brasque est nichée dans le magnifique cadre provençal du Luberon Sud. Although administrative procedures such as identity card and vehicle registration applications are now handled in Pertuis or La Bastide des Jourdans, the town hall remains the living heart of the commune. Its Sunday market showcases a wealth of local produce. Proche de la zone de baignade de l'Étang de la Bonde, le village fait le bonheur des amoureux de la nature. Rich in history and cultural heritage, it has much to offer.

Situated on a rocky spur at an altitude of 766 meters, facing Mont Ventoux, the commune of Sault en Provence offers an ideal setting for nature lovers. Hikers, cyclists, painters and walkers will find it an ideal place to relax and discover. The village has preserved its wild flora and fauna, while bearing witness to human activity since prehistoric times. Sault's surroundings also offer a wealth of natural sites to explore, including Mont Ventoux, the Gorges de la Nesque, the Plateau d'Albion, the Toulourenc valley, the Montagne de Lure and the Lubéron.

Le Beaucet is a charming village in the Vaucluse region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. Far from the hustle and bustle of city life, Le Beaucet offers a peaceful, picturesque setting, with its houses clinging to the cliffs.

Puyméras is a charming village in the Vaucluse department. For example, you can find information on bulky goods collection, school enrolment, the fight against the tiger mosquito and the Asian hornet, as well as the rules for clearing undergrowth in the event of fire risk. These events provide an opportunity to meet local residents and discover the village. In conclusion, the Puyméras town hall is a point of reference for residents and visitors seeking information on daily life and events in this charming Vaucluse village.

Velleron town hall offers a range of services, including reception, administration, tourism, festivities, children and the environment.

You'll find information on tourism and leisure activities, online procedures, children, town councils, canteen menus, municipal newsletters, as well as the town's news and diary. You can also discover the history of the Joucas church and mill.

A telephone service is also available every day, morning and afternoon. The town hall also offers a range of services and information for the general public, such as military preparations, information on crop losses for farmers, energy renovation hotlines, canteen menus, leisure center registration, job offers, tax information and more.