Public services Caen

The town hall took its place in the premises of the Malherbe high school in 1961, after the latter had moved into more modern and much larger buildings a few hundred meters away, towards the Prairie. The school itself was installed at the end of the ^19th century in the Abbey of Men, a superb architectural masterpiece built in the Middle Ages by William the Conqueror. Romanesque and Gothic in style, it has been listed as a historical monument for almost two centuries. It is no coincidence that it is one of the most beautiful town halls in France! Take the time to stop and appreciate the panorama it offers. The administrative services of the city and the offices of the elected officials are located here. The sumptuous wooden wedding hall is also located in the main building. Please note that the civil status services are in an annex building, accessible from the Aile des Jardins. Please also note that the switchboard number can be reached 24 hours a day to answer all questions relating to administrative matters. Emergency calls are transferred to the municipal police between 8pm and 8am as well as on Sundays and holidays.

"One day you will forget your head Mr. Dusse! This line does not only apply to poor Jean-Claude from Les Bronzés font du ski. Whoever has never lost his car key, forgotten his cell phone in a restaurant or his umbrella on the bus, raise your hand! Unless you pray to Saint Anthony, it is best to go to the City Hall park building or to file a loss report online. You can also bring in your lost and found items, which are kept for one year and one day.

Since January^1, 2017, the urban community of Caen la Mer has 48 municipalities spread over 366 km². Its headquarters are located in the Rives de l'Orne offices. If for some administrative procedures, you can still go to the town hall of your home, the Community of Caen la Mer develops a good number of skills of general interest: urban and interurban transport, economic development, collection and recovery of waste, sports facilities, cultural ...

The Regional Chambers of Agriculture are advisory bodies to the public authorities, representing the agricultural interests of a given region. In this case, Normandy. This public institution is at the service of farmers and regions, providing support for projects, advice for farming businesses and training for farmers, livestock breeders, organic farmers, local producers and farm workers, to help them make the most of their opportunities.