Public services Midi-Pyrénées

Automatic affranchir machines avoid the inconvenience of long queues. And a pro service facilitates the sending or receipt of mail and parcels to professionals. Some offices have even installed a ticketing system based on the requested service. The waiting time is therefore considerably reduced. As everywhere, post offices are crowded at peak times. The reception is irregular, sometimes downright abominable, especially at La Poste. The client culture is not yet fully entered into the manners of some of the agents of La Poste, who sometimes know to be downright horripilants, impatient and at the limit of aggression. Ask whether the thick windows of safety that separate customer agents have not been put in place to protect them!

As everyone knows, we cannot escape from the Urssaf - Union of Collection of Social security and family allowances. But before being given part of the sweat of our front, it tells us about social and social welfare exemptions of the young creator. Urssaf is also the contact of individuals for Cesu or Pajemploi.

A European energy giant, GDF Suez provides individuals, professionals and local communities with both natural gas and electricity. Like its main competitor EDF, GDF Suez offers fixed price rates and regulated prices. SFM also relies on renewable energy. On its website, you will find all information about solar energy.

Caisse Primaire d'Assurance Santé carries out a public service mission. Its role is multiple: to punish social insurance workers and manage their rights to Health Insurance, to apply an action plan on risk management each year, to develop a policy for the prevention and promotion of health, to ensure a policy of health and social action. Note: the reception service has improved significantly thanks to accessible tickets with better chain tickets and more, reducing waiting time; but with only one address located in downtown, it is better to have patience to park and queue.

Following the Act of 21 July 2011, the Cram became the Pension and Occupational Health Funds (Carsat). They continue to manage pensions, maintain their missions related to Health Insurance with the activity of its social service and maintain their role as social insurer and préventeur of occupational risks. This change of name is accompanied by new developments, especially three main missions: prepare and pay for pensions, prevent and debit occupational risks and finally help and accompany those insured in difficulty.

Relais de la Fédération française du Sport Universitaire, its objective is to promote and organize the practice of sport for students. The FFSU issues licences, manages sporting events and competitions. The CRSU brings together clubs of aikido, athletics, French boxing, canoeing, cycling, fencing, football, gymnastics, hand, judo, wrestling, swimming and fly-surfing… On its site, you will find the list of land and gyms as well as the return files.

Regardless of age and fitness, the municipal sports service offers numerous animations to Equalised. The only condition is to obtain Montpellier Sport Card (5 €), in a house for all or directly in the service of sports. It allows access to more than fifty disciplines - gymnastics, judo, climbing, sailing, mountain biking, outings in full nature… - supervised by sports educators from the city and montpelliéraines associations. Some activities are accessible to persons with disabilities.

The Regional Directorate for Youth, Sports and Social Cohesion is mainly involved in three areas: social policy, by preventing and combating exclusion on the ground, that of youth policy with measures to inform and integrate young people into society and that of sports policies around practice, training and sports certification. This is where you will be able to obtain the necessary information about the physical and sports activities proposed in Midi-Pyrénées, but also inform you about the prevention of doping, the programming of sports equipment, the health of amateurs like high-level players or the fight against violence in sport… And even training for a trade in sport!

Rennes-les-Bains, located in the Haute Vallée de l'Aude, is a small spa, climatic and tourist resort. With its natural environment and warm waters renowned for their therapeutic virtues, it offers an invigorating and relaxing stay. The village, with its 200 inhabitants, is the gateway to the Corbières, between the Mediterranean and the Pyrenees. Visitors can take advantage of its mild, stable climate, its hot and cold springs, and its historical heritage, which bears witness to a major settlement in Gallo-Roman times. Rennes-les-Bains is also the ideal starting point for discovering the surrounding sites, such as Château d'Arques, Abbaye d'Alet les Bains and Rennes le Château, famous for the mystery surrounding Abbé Saunière's treasure. Fans of Cathar castles will be delighted with the many sites to visit nearby. All in all, Rennes-les-Bains offers a pleasant setting for a relaxing family vacation, where the benefits of nature combine with the pleasures of discovery.

Typical village of the Midi, situated at the same distance from the sea and the Cevennes, Nimes and Montpellier and close to the medieval city of Sommières, Junas allows to discover a different Gard and offers an opening to the Hérault. The most animated month is July with the Rencontres of the Stone in which exhibitions of sculpture, concerts and an international stone tailleurs contest are held early in the month, and a boasts jazz festival is excellent for amateurs in the middle of the month. In August, a country festival takes place in careers.

Which charming small village Vénéjean; You will not regret the detour, just at the exit of Bagnols. Small cobbled streets, large stone houses… and if you don't miss the courage, climb up to the top of the village, not just for sight. St. Baptiste Chapel dates back to the th century and its murals are very well preserved. At the top you will discover a windmill in operation and the Romanesque chapel Saint-Pierre drowned in a green setting. It is in this context that every year the Musical evenings of Vénéjean occur in July. A medieval castle owned by a private owner dating back to the th century dominates this adorable small village.

Amateurs of rosé, you will be served, as indicated in the light panel on the edge of the motorway, on the roof of the cooperative cellar: " Tavel, first rosé of France ". It is since the th century that we drink the tavel. A favourite drink of Philippe the Bel, and then recaptured by the Popes of Avignon, tavel remains the only controlled appellation of France that produces only rosé. This famous wine is obtained through a vinification which includes a short maceration of the fallen grapes, without beginning fermentation in order to extract the fruit and the specific characters of the ripe grape of each vine: Grenache, syrah, cinsaut, mourvèdre, clairette and bourboulenc. Fresh with a salad, in the shadow of a hackberry, what can you dream of better?

One of the major archaeological sites of Southern Gaul is now made of a town located on a rocky piton offering a superb panorama over the surroundings. The site formerly occupied by a Celto-Ligurian agglomeration and then by a Gallo-Roman colony reached its peak in the High Middle ages. Guided tours are proposed by the Municipal Heritage Service on request at 04 66 50 55 79

First village after Nîmes on the RN 86 towards Avignon, Marguerittes has no special charm. However, in the immediate vicinity of the motorway of Nîmes East, it has made it one of the most dynamic towns on the "periphery, having experienced intense population growth and economic development in the 80 s and 90 s. Set up many hotels at the exit of the motorway, a few kilometres from Nîmes. In historical terms, mills, a Romanesque church, a lavoir, a pigeon house, and the castle of Chanaleilles have been transformed into town hall. Discover, at the house of the Garrigue, a small museum on this regional ecosystem, a boutique of local products and information for a hiking tour in the country of capitelles.

Ideally placed on the plateau to which it gives its name, in the heart of Costières, the village is known for certain only by the presence of its airport, of an air base, of a motorway exit. This would be to forget the bucolic aspects of a commune that has over 20 hectares of green space, including a municipal park with its water plan, its health course and its playgrounds. Then there is the Michelin, multi-star Michelin restaurant and a city hotel nestled in a castle, former residence of the bishops of Nîmes.

As part of the 113 national road, Codognan nevertheless managed to preserve a certain identity and quality of life, which probably came from its position of door to the Petite Camargue and the beaches, for the Nîmois and all the inhabitants of the Vaunage. Like most villages in the region, Codognan has a small but very beautiful old centre that deserves a stop.

In the image of Courbessac to the east, Milhaud will soon be like some sort of nîmois neighbourhood, so the village has been absorbed as an oil stain through urbanization. Having said that, the village bypass, set up, has restored a semblance of village life to its downtown. Without special charm, the village still welcomes many shops and enjoys its proximity to the great city without the inconvenience of the city.

12 km from Nîmes, Saint-Como remains the best preserved village of the beautiful plain of Vaunage, which is also highly urbanised. Around the fountain flows a stream, Griffe, which crosses this plain from one end to the other. The village has kept a real life of proximity between its inhabitants, where we are frequent from generation to generation during memorable holidays. The temple of Saint-Como, not really antique yet, deserves the detour as well as the raised site of the mill, planted on the hill: At 200 metres above sea level, there is an unobstructed view of the Baux of the Leases at the Saint-Loup peak.

In the heart of the hills that dominate the Vistrenque and Nîmes, the road of Uzès, Poulx lives in the setting of a nature more or less preserved by the presence… military, who established a camp. At the feet of the Gardon River, the old Poulx remains pleasant to visit, a small village that lives quietly in the rhythm of its narrow streets, traditional houses, dry stone walls and. typical of the region.

A real rice farm in a 175 hectare area proposes you to discover the stages of rice cultivation in its natural surroundings. The journey can take place on foot, encouraging direct contact with nature or cart for a more holistic view of the whole activity. In both cases, allow one hour of visit. Catherine Alberty, your guide, adapts to your knowledge needs; Local fauna and flora have no secrets for her and she knows how to share her love of the profession.

Marsillargues Town Hall, located on the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, is an important administrative building in the town. The mairie website is under construction, which makes it difficult to access additional information.

The National Confederation of the Crafts of the Patrimoine and Services of the Hérault offers a project to discover the department by taxi, through fifteen circuits (canal du Midi, discovery of vineyards and shellfish parks on the edge of the Etang of Thau, visit of Montpellier by taxi). There are all tastes and desires for every taste. The availability of craftsmen trained in this new concept of "tourist taxi" makes the trip personalized and more pleasant, knowing that it is the rental of the taxi that makes the tariff, whether alone, 4 or 8 on board. Many of the partners (restaurateurs, wine growers, craftsmen, site managers and castles) played the game to ensure negotiated rates. In the end, a beautiful initiative to get off the beaten track. CNAMS 34 also organizes the Comedy des Métiers in September in Montpellier.

The town of Mauguio is well worth a visit: for its village soul, its Spanish mix, its wild nature just a stone's throw from the Etang de l'Or, for its colorful market, for the dynamism of its population, for its central square, for its many cafés and restaurants, its market gardens, for the folklore of the Camargue race, for its Gallic irreducibility next to Montpellier, which wanted to eat it not so long ago... The Motte garden can be visited every day. Don't miss the Roméria (mid-June) and the Visions Métisses festival (early July).

THE CIRCUS OF MOUREZE. It is chaos of huge blocks of rock, the largest Dolomitic site in France; Eroding the stone has taken extraordinary and surprising shapes and now form a magical decor. Some pitons are more than 100 m high, and their fantastic shapes have taken the appearance of a monkey, a sucker, a sphinx, a snake… The cliffs are largely equipped with hiking trails that allow to appreciate this fantastic site, which is tortured by erosion. The imagination can easily deploy and guess the characters and monsters of this cliff. The place is filled with magic at sunrise and sunset, the rocks then have enchanting colors, shadows lengthen and accentuate contrasts. A show not missed under any pretext.

Beaucaire is a charming town in the Gard department. Beaucaire's Hôtel de Ville is an imposing building located on Place Georges Clémenceau. To keep abreast of Beaucaire's latest news and events, visitors can sign up for the town's newsletter.

Sharing the building in the prefecture, the offices of the General Council of Gard face the hotel of the department, in a triangle, behind the train station and Feuchère avenue, where the territorial administration services hold the top of the pavement. The CG 30, in partnership with local actors and the citizens themselves, acts in different areas: social, health, integration, culture, transport, agriculture and tourism. In the reception of buildings, numerous communication documents and booklets are available to the public. You will also find the monthly Gard Mag. On the website of the territorial community, a flow of information about actions, a conference agenda and outputs and, to note, the possibility to download a new single document for grant applications, more practical to fill in for associations.

Since its creation on 31 December 1996, the community of the Lot Valley and the vineyard community has been the tool for the development, development and protection of the environment of the 29 communes (16 000 inhabitants) that make up it. Within the framework of the Union of the Lot Valley, the pooling of the means to create services or infrastructures responds to the European movement of Decentralisation and Regionalisation, together with an identity.

Keen to promote the commune's heritage and exceptional natural setting, Simorre town council supports a number of initiatives that make this charming village a place dedicated to ecotourism, and to living well together: hiking trails, a festival and fishing trail for children, a cultural bar-restaurant... This work has been rewarded by the award of the international Cittaslow label, distinguishing towns committed to promoting a pace of life more respectful of nature, and conducive to the well-being of residents and visitors alike.

Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone is a charming town in the Hérault department. The town hall, also known as the Hôtel de Ville, is an imposing building located on Place Porte Saint-Laurent. Other municipal services include the Centre Technique Municipal, the Service Urbanisme, the Maison des associations Pierre Waldeck-Rousseau, the Maison de la solidarité, the Pôle Famille, the Police municipale, the Relais petite enfance, the Pôle Culture - Festivités - Protocole, the Pôle Enfance - Jeunesse - Education, and the CCAS.

Saussan is a commune in the Hérault department in the Languedoc-Roussillon region.

To apply for or renew your identity card and/or passport, you need to make an appointment at one of the 26 Mairies in Hérault. It is important to check the required documents and make sure you have all the originals you need. Incomplete applications will not be processed. Identity documents can be collected in person, without appointment, during normal Mairie opening hours.

The Saint-Georges-d'Orques town hall is important to note that appointments are required for these requests. The Saint-Georges-d'Orques town hall also offers a mobile application for keeping up to date with the town's news.

Lavérune's town hall is an essential place to visit during your stay in the town. Visit the mairie to find out more about Lavérune's history and heritage, as well as to obtain information about transport and tourism in the region.

Services available include sanitation, waste collection, swimming pools, roads and public spaces. It's also possible to reserve a community hall, sign up for tele-alert or join the town hall's Facebook community. For town-planning procedures, the town hall offers a digital "guichet" for town-planning authorizations, where it is possible to carry out these procedures electronically. Finally, for associations, it is possible to apply for a grant, create an association or an event.

The mairie website also offers useful information on life in Juvignac, available online services and city news.

In terms of news, there are a number of upcoming events, such as the Fête Nationale and school fetes. In addition, there's an open-air concert planned at the théâtre de verdure on Lac Jean-Marie Roucher. For book lovers, there's also a media library in town.

Montferrier-sur-Lez is a charming town in the Hérault department. Montferrier-sur-Lez also offers numerous activities and events throughout the year, such as exhibitions, theater performances and concerts.

The town hall also offers a mobile application to facilitate access to information. In addition to its administrative functions, Fabrègues Town Hall also organizes cultural and festive events throughout the year. These include the Fête Nationale and the Guinguettes du Coulazou.

Cournonsec Town Hall offers a range of services and administrative procedures. For Cournonsec residents, the town hall also offers school transport services.

Passport and identity card applications can be made exclusively online, enabling applicants to choose the appointment slot that best suits their schedule. The town hall also offers a wide range of services and activities for Castries residents, including sports and leisure facilities, a municipal music school, a media library, activities for young people and senior citizens, and social services.

Mairie Annexe Aiguelongue is a municipal administration located in Montpellier. The Mairie Annexe address is 1071 Avenue de la Justice de Castelnau, 34000 Montpellier. Services are interrupted 15 minutes before closing time. To get there by public transport, take tramway line 2, Aiguelongue station, or bus line 15, Aiguelongue stop. The Mairie Annexe Aiguelongue is the place to go for all your Montpellier administrative needs.

The Chamberte local town hall is a branch of Montpellier town hall, located in the La Chamberte district. It offers residents the opportunity to carry out their local administrative formalities. Services are suspended 15 minutes before closing time. To get there by public transport, take tramway line 1 or line 3 and get off at Moularès-Hôtel de Ville station, or take line 4 and get off at Georges Frêche station.

The Rectorat de Toulouse is responsible for implementing the educational policy defined by the government, in partnership with the communes for primary education, the Conseils Généraux for collèges and the region for lycées. More than 60,000 pupils in the Académie de Toulouse benefit from Occitan language teaching, from awareness-raising to bilingual education. Occitan is taught at the Université Jean Jaurès et Paul Sabatier in Toulouse and at the INSPE in Toulouse.

12 Km from Toulouse, crossed by the Courbet and Aussonnelle and against the forest of Bouconne, Pibrac enjoys a privileged location. This very pretty village of the department of Haute-Garonne is known for its numerous monuments, the Renaissance château made of red brick and its 14 acre park, the Henri IV gate, the Basilica Sainte-Germaine romanesque-byzantine style and the Sainte Marie-Madeleine church, where the relics of Sainte-Germaine rest. In the heart of the village, you will notice the home, half-timbered house dating from the early sixteenth century... The way of Scallops de Compostela crosses Pibrac and the many paths and walking routes delight hikers! Then make a stopover in Pibrac to discover all the wonders of this pretty village!

Pignan is a charming town located in the Hérault department, in the Occitanie region. Here you'll find information on municipal life, municipal services, associations, practical information and useful contacts.

For all administrative procedures, we recommend that you make an appointment with the Service des Affaires Générales at the Mairie Principale. The nearest issuing points are Mairie de Balma, Mairie de Castanet Tolosan and Mairie de Toulouse. To apply for a vehicle registration certificate, you can do so online or through approved professionals. The Saint-Orens town hall is not authorized to process passport applications, so you need to go to an approved town hall in Haute-Garonne. For other formalities such as the census, marriage, PACS, birth, death, funeral concessions, electoral rolls, residence permits, attestation d'accueil, naturalization, authorization to leave the country, please contact the town hall's Service des Affaires Générales for more information.

Fleurance town hall welcomes you on the first floor of the pretty covered market. It promotes the town's image, encourages cultural projects and looks after its architectural heritage. As a result, Fleurance was awarded the "Commune touristique" label of excellence in 2013. The Carnival and Astronomy Festival attract large numbers of visitors. Two companies specializing in natural plant products and a research laboratory on the therapeutic properties of plants place the town at the top of this sector.

The social housing allowance - ALS - and the personalized housing allowance - APL - are the aid implemented by CAF to help individuals in financial difficulty. ESL is the most often paid assistance to students. It may only be paid if the accommodation is not approved. It can be a home house or a university residence, a studio, an apartment, a house. Unlike the LPA, the SLA is in principle paid to the lessee and not to the lessor. The CAF website allows the calculation of the amount of aid granted to evaluate its estimated budget.

Servian is a charming commune in the south of the Hérault department in the Occitanie region. With an area of 40.61 km² and an altitude of 60 meters, Servian offers a pleasant setting for visitors. Servian has a population of around 4,557 and is governed by Mayor Christophe Thomas. The commune also offers a range of online services to help newcomers with administrative formalities. As for activities, Servian has a school canteen where meals can be booked and purchased online. The town also organizes various events throughout the year, such as the Guinguette Serviannaise and the Journée des associations. For shopping enthusiasts, Servian offers a diversity and quality of shops that contribute to the town's vitality.