Cuges-les-Pins Launches Anti-Incivility Campaign in October

The municipality is organizing awareness events and waste collection drives to preserve cleanliness and foster community well-being.

Generic image of a clean public square in a Mediterranean town.
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Generic image of a clean public square in a Mediterranean town.

In response to illegal dumping, vandalism, and dog waste, the municipality of Cuges-les-Pins is launching an awareness campaign in October to combat incivilities and their financial and daily consequences.

Common incivilities such as illegal dumping, vandalism, dog waste, and cigarette butts have real consequences on municipal finances and everyone's daily life. The municipality emphasizes that preserving Cuges-les-Pins is a collective responsibility, and every action counts towards adopting good habits and respecting public spaces.
To this end, throughout the month of October, the town is initiating an awareness campaign. Each week will highlight a new theme to underscore the impact of incivilities and encourage individual action.
Furthermore, every Saturday in October, residents are invited to join elected officials in large-scale waste collection efforts. The first event is scheduled for Saturday, October 3rd, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, with a meeting point at 9:45 AM in front of the cooperative.
The municipality stresses that living well together begins with individual actions. The goal is to make Cuges-les-Pins a pleasant place to live through collective commitment.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Cuges-les-Pins (28/09/2026)