Mouriès Floods: Municipality Launches Resident Damage Survey

The town is seeking natural disaster status recognition and urges affected residents to report damage promptly.

Inondations à Mouriès : la mairie lance un recensement des sinistrés

Mairie de Mouriès

Following the recent floods that affected Mouriès, the Municipality has initiated steps with state services to seek recognition of a natural disaster state. Mayor Pascal Vianès is asking affected residents to report to the Town Hall.

The Municipality of Mouriès has begun the process to request natural disaster status recognition after recent floods. Mayor Pascal Vianès is asking for the cooperation of affected residents to conduct a precise survey of the damage within the communal territory. This step is essential for evaluating the extent of the damage and supporting the request to state services.
Individuals who have suffered damages are urged to report to the Mouriès Town Hall. The collected information will help establish a detailed assessment of the situation. It is reminded that this municipal action does not replace the mandatory declaration to one's own insurance company.
Affected residents are advised to promptly contact their insurer to report damages to their homes, property, or premises. It is recommended to start compiling a file by photographing the damages and keeping all relevant supporting documents, such as invoices and estimates.
The procedure for natural disaster recognition is underway, but the final decision rests with the State. The Municipality of Mouriès is committed to keeping residents informed about the progress of the procedure. Those affected by the floods must take two distinct actions: report to the town hall and declare their claim to their insurer.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Mouriès (21/10/2026)