Town hall - Local authority Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

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.

Lantuscia, as it was called in the 12th century, perched on a promontory just above the Vésubie river, is probably inadvertently placed at the junction of several tectonic plates. This is why this village has paid a heavy price for earthquakes throughout its history: in 1494, 1556, 1566, 1618, 1644 and 1887, during the last major earthquake that shook the entire region from Nice to Genoa. But the great beauty of the site and the very endearing character of this village have meant that its inhabitants have never deserted it.

The village is interesting to visit, with its high old houses, carved doors and decorated lintels. The Saint-Sulpice church (1668) with its large, redesigned low facade blends several styles. The portal is classic, beautifully carved door. Note the 17th century repoussé leather altar front representing the birth of the Virgin Mary and the stone baptismal font dating from 1605. Lantosque is the starting point for many hikes and walks in the surrounding areas: Siruol Point,

2,020 m, the caves of La Balme and Les Limaces, the rural chapels of Saint-Arnoux, Saint-André, Sainte-Claire, Saint-Roch, the hamlets of Pélasque and Loda.

La Mole has a tourist information office. The rest of the year, contact the town hall for tourist information.

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 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.