VILLE DE SAINT-ÉTIENNE
Read moreThe daily lives of Stéphanois have improved over the years, with enhanced security, improved housing, progress on cleanliness, the creation of the Cité des aînés... The city is investing in digital technology, aiming to be both "high-tech" and environmentally-friendly: more wifi hotspots, Google's new home... An ambition linked to design, to attract the companies of tomorrow. Awarded the "Child-Friendly City" label by UNICEF, the city strives to provide young people with a harmonious environment in which to flourish. Saint-Étienne serves 70% local produce, a first in France! Hosting major sporting events helps the city to shine beyond its borders.
SAINT-ÉTIENNE MÉTROPOLE
Read moreLocated in the Châteaucreux district, Saint-Etienne Métropole is a public institution for intercommunal cooperation that covers the greater Saint-Etienne area, and even the south-east of the département. With a population of almost 400,000, it is one of the department's major centers. The community's responsibilities include economic development, spatial planning and social housing. Saint-Etienne Métropole is also responsible for major cultural and sporting facilities, such as the Museum of Modern Art and Geoffroy-Guichard stadium.
PRÉFECTURE DE LA LOIRE
Read moreThe Prefecture of the Loire is in charge of State services in the department. Among its missions, it ensures the protection and civil security, organizes elections, controls the legality of local authorities' acts, manages residence permits or issues identity documents. The website is regularly updated. In particular, you will find information on peak hours and waiting times. It should be noted that since the end of 2017, the reception desk of the car registration and driving licence service has been abolished, and the procedures are carried out online. It is better to plan your travel, as attendance is high and waiting times can be long.
MAIRIE DE SAINT-CHAMOND
Read moreWith 35,000 inhabitants, Saint-Chamond is a city rich in heritage. The town hall reflects the town's historic and forward-looking character. It strives to make the most of the town's assets, such as the Novaciéries site (a 35-hectare leisure and walking area) and its 4,200-seat metropolitan Arena... Not forgetting the enhancement of its rich industrial past and emblematic monuments such as the Maison des Chanoines and the Hôtel Dieu. A city council at the service of a city where life is good, between tradition and modernity.