Public services Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

The town hall has a municipal information service that can help you in your research at 04 97 13 21 11.

Annexes: Ariane Place des Lind 04 93 54 94 83 ・ Magnan 118, rue de France 04 97 13 46 00 ・ Pastor 2, Roman track 04 92 47 61 40 ・ Port Republic 4 Ribotti Street 04 97 13 22 50 ・ Ray Place Fountain 04 92 07 85 60 ・ Saint Augustine Rue de la Santoline - Bât. 38 04 93 18 00 52 ・ Saint-Roch 52 Denis-Semeria Avenue 04 93 89 26 61 ・ Thiole Malausséna 32 Malausséna Avenue 04 93 80 94 86.

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.

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.

The town hall also offers a number of online services to make daily life easier for residents, including a website, a family portal and a customizable mobile application. These digital tools help simplify administrative procedures and keep the population informed. The mayor of Gémenos, Roland GIBERTI, wants these services to be used to their full potential to meet the needs of citizens.

Carry-le-Rouet town hall is located at Montée des Moulins, 13620 Carry-le-Rouet. The town hall also offers online services to facilitate administrative procedures. Carry-le-Rouet is a charming town on the Côte Bleue in Provence. It boasts magnificent Mediterranean scenery and is renowned for its beaches and water sports. The town also offers numerous cultural and festive events throughout the year.

Saint-Victoret town hall is located on the Esplanade Albert Mairot, in Saint-Victoret.

The town hall offers a wide range of services, including administrative formalities, police and security, town planning, finance, health and social services, culture and communication, children and sport, community life, tourism and transport, as well as environment and quality.

Marignane is a charming town in the Bouches-du-Rhône region of Provence. For tourist information, visitors can go to the Marignane Tourist Office, located on Cours Mirabeau. The tourist office also has a store where visitors can buy souvenirs of their stay in Marignane. Whether for information on local attractions, upcoming events or to arrange guided tours, the Marignane Tourist Office is an ideal starting point for visitors to the city.

Marignane town hall is located at Cours Mirabeau, 13700 Marignane. The town hall offers a wide range of services to its residents, including economic development, education and leisure, culture and sports, as well as information on local associations. Marignane also offers natural sites to discover, as well as events and activities throughout the year. For culture lovers, there's the St Exupéry cinema, the Molière theater, the media library, the dance and music conservatories and the drama school. Sports enthusiasts can take advantage of the town's sports facilities and participate in local sporting life.

The mission of this service is to promote, manage and enhance the natural and landscape heritage of Marseille. It also acts in favour of protecting biodiversity.

Family allowances but also housing aid (APL, ALS, FSL, moving premiums…), RSA, disability benefits, CAF manages many allowances, makes your rights and help in many administrative steps. The amount of its benefits is subject to income conditions. The CAF covers 30,6 million people and has 11 million beneficiaries.

Whether you want to draw attention to an anomaly on public domain (cleanliness, tags, removal of bulky waste, etc.), receive a special assistance (maintenance of schools and public buildings, pre-registration in the swimming pools, administrative procedures, etc.) or stay informed about what is going on in Marseille (paying parking, sport activities and events, equipment, etc.), Allo Maire is the number to dial to obtain answers to your questions and requests. For a removal of bulky waste for example, once your request is expressed, the person will propose you a date of passage, and you will only have to get your sofa or fridge out the day before, at the level of the indicated address. A truck will take care of taking it. Practical! On the site, you can also choose to be reminded at the time you want! Also, do not hesitate to check out the website of the city where you will find many practical, cultural, as well as news information.

You'll also find the latest news and events in the 15th and 16th arrondissements.

The Town Hall for Marseille's 11th and 12th arrondissements is located at Boulevard Bouyala d'Arnaud, 13012 Marseille. The Mairie offers a range of services and activities for residents, including animation centers, day care centers and cultural events. There are also acoustic concerts, dance afternoons and chess initiation workshops organized by the town hall. The town hall also organizes sports events and nutrition prevention workshops.

It also offers practical services such as civil status, housing, transport and information on parks and gardens. To keep up to date with the latest news from the town hall, you can follow them on Instagram.

The Town Hall is offering a range of summer activities and events in the Cours Julien/Notre-Dame-du-Mont/La Plaine neighborhood. You can also take part in the transfer of compost bins to Parc Joseph Chabaud. The MAB 2023 music festival will take place in the Parc de Bagatelle. The town hall is launching a call for expressions of interest in associations and their activities. A project to rehabilitate the Place de l'Honnêteté/Amiral Muselier is underway, with a citizen's laboratory to discuss the subject. Computer workshops are also offered by the town hall. For families, pre-registration for extracurricular activities for 2023/2024 is now open. Work is planned to pedestrianize the rue des 3 rois and the surrounding area. The Town Hall is also informing of power cuts due to works in the 6th and 8th arrondissements. In terms of safety, the 2023 seaside season has been launched, with measures to guarantee the accessibility and tranquility of the beaches. The Town Hall is renewing the Highway Code training scheme for young people aged 16 to 18. Measures are also in place to facilitate pedestrian safety.

Welcome to the 4th and 5th arrondissements! Le Camas, Cinq-Avenues, appreciated districts where life is good, welcomed by the young Marseille families who live there. Beyond the friendliness that can be found there, these two sectors of the Phocaean city have been emphasizing for years on access to culture and its heritage: the unavoidable Palais Longchamp is the hub with its two museums and its many musical events in summer. The Hypérion space, a stone's throw away, is a unique place for artists to create and meet. A love of historical culture since the Camas still resonates with the laughter of Fernandel, a local child

The Mairie du 2/3 in Marseille is a must for residents of this district. Located on the Place de la Major, it offers a multitude of services related to civil status. These include marriage and PACS files, family record books, birth and death declarations, military census for under-25s, and administrative and judicial rectification of civil status records. Please note that the Town Hall does not issue Carte Nationale d'Identité or passports, for which you need to go to a local Municipal Office.

Cassis, a charming town on the Mediterranean coast, offers many activities and visits for tourists. The Cassis Tourist Office, located on Quai des Moulins, is an ideal starting point for planning your stay. Don't hesitate to contact the Tourist Office for further information or to book your activities online.

La Ciotat town hall is located at Rond point des Messageries Maritimes. The town hall offers a range of services, including civil status and citizenship, early childhood, youth, seniors, CCAS, social housing, land and urban planning, urban planning, associations and parking, the Vieux La Ciotat workshops, recruitment, the conservatory, requests for municipal by-laws, the digital counter for town planning authorizations, the one-stop shop for declarations of intent to sell, the housing exchange, and requests for authorizations for musical events. La Ciotat Town Hall is an essential place for residents to carry out all their administrative formalities.

Aubagne town hall is located at 7 boulevard Jean Jaurès. Aubagne is a thousand-year-old town whose origin and meaning are still the subject of debate. There are several hypotheses to explain the origin of the names Albanea and Albania, the appellations most frequently observed in historical documents. The town also offers a wide range of cultural, sporting and leisure activities throughout the year.

Le Rove is a charming town in the Bouches-du-Rhône department. For all administrative formalities such as passports, identity cards, vehicle registration documents and driving licenses, it is advisable to contact the town hall beforehand for addresses, opening hours and the necessary documents.

Please note that by sending an e-mail to this address, you agree to your information being used and processed.

In town hall or on the city's website, you can make administrative representations and find lots of information about local life. For example, you can read the Pennois, subscribe on the agenda, find the unmissable addresses, register on the electoral lists, find information about public transport, school transportation or even carpooling etc. 

The Cité des associations is a privileged place for associations to meet and exchange ideas, for all actors in the associative world. Its purpose is to provide member associations with a set of resources and services to support them, as well as to support them in carrying out their work. In addition, it organizes conferences and debates throughout the year on themes highlighting the associative world and an association festival in September that brings together more than 400 associations at parc Borély. The agenda and all the news are of course to be followed on the facebook page of the Cité des associations.

Dominated by Mount Agel, 1 150 m, the top of Gorbio, 929 m, and the Col de Madone, 927 m, located at an altitude of 360 m, this village has preserved its medieval appearance, small alleys, stairs, covered passages, pontis. On the square of the village, with a fountain, a giant elm of nearly 6 m of circumference was planted in 1713, under Louis XIV!

Some of the very old doors, sometimes ranges in the rock, show croisée arcades. The old castle is in ruins. The church Saint-Barthélemy, built at the end of the th century, is a beautiful specimen of Baroque art. The steeple is covered with glazed tiles. Inside, polychrome virgin and Christ of the sixteenth century, baptismal of black marble, painting of Brea school. In front of the church is the chapel of the White Penitent, built in the th century. It is still open to worship today. Beside the church, you can admire a beautiful panorama of the Italian coast of the Bordighera region. If you can visit Gorbio on the day of the Feast-Dieu, in June you will not be disappointed. That day takes the procession to slugs. Many small oil lamps with a wick and made in snails shells are located on the streets and in front of the houses. A processionnaire procession, led by the white boycotts, crosses the village. The origin of this tradition, it is said, in Charles Quint, one of whom would have wished to honour the visit he made to Gorbio in 1538. Another explanation gives the origin of this procession to a form of prayer addressed to heaven to obtain rain during dry spring.

Colomars's small village is perched on a piton at 450 m above sea level in a very wooded landscape. It is a little town-dormitory for its inhabitants, a large proportion of which goes down to Nice. The famous wine cellar of Bellet wines is nearby. This is the opportunity to visit a castle. Get information from owner-owners. See also under the heading "Nice".

Eygalières is a charming French village in the Bouches-du-Rhône department, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. With its 1,740 inhabitants, Eygalières offers a peaceful, picturesque atmosphere. The village is surrounded by the communes of Mollégès, Plan-d'Orgon and Aureille, and lies just 18 km northwest of Salon-de-Provence, the largest city in the area. Eygalières is also known for being part of the Alpilles regional nature park, offering magnificent natural landscapes to explore.

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.

For bicycle enthusiasts, mountain biking in the department is a pleasure for all with more than 1 500 km of marked mountain bike paths and five labeled bases. As for cycling, it has always been practiced. Many tourist tours allow you to discover the gorges du Verdon, the Valensole plateau or the lakes of Verdon.

In August: . International Meetings.

The commune of Vaumeilh is part of the Alpes-de-Haute Provence département and the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. It has a population of around 220, and lies between 460 and 1055 meters above sea level. The commune covers an area of 25.52 km². The mayor of Vaumeilh is Madame Elisabeth COLLOMBON.