Established in 2021 by Mayor Ladislas Polski and his team, the Consultative Council for Communal Life (CCVC) serves as a platform for citizen consultation. It allows residents to share proposals and contribute to discussions concerning the daily life and future of the commune, thereby informing municipal action.
The CCVC comprises volunteer citizens, representatives from associations, economic, social, and environmental stakeholders, a group of young Trinitaires aged 13 to 18, and a college of adult citizens selected by lottery.
The municipality is calling on residents eager to get involved in local life, engage in constructive dialogue, and offer their perspective on communal projects. Twenty volunteer residents will be selected for the citizens' college. If more applications are received than available spots, a lottery will be held, ensuring gender parity.
Since its inception, the Council has focused on initiatives such as enhancing the security and aesthetics of town entrances, managing parking and traffic, the La Stella project, downtown development, and promoting intergenerational activities.
The Council will convene in plenary sessions at least twice annually, with meetings open to the public. To apply, interested individuals should send a message to the council.
