Mayors of the canton exchange on roads, health and services

Meeting on a Friday in Vierville-sur-Mer, the mayors of the canton of Trévières examined road works, local services, safety and the future of the care offer. Senator Jean-Léonce Dupont also mentioned the reform of the communities. The report is signed by Murielle Bouchard.

The mayor of Breuil-en-Bessin announced the development of the crossroads where a fatal accident occurred on May 8. He regretted that a project awaited for more than two years had not been carried out before. Alain Cornière, mayor of Étréham, asked where the repairs of RD 123 and 206 A were. The director of the ARD de Bayeux explained that their registration for the program had been refused the previous year, but that he hoped to have them retained in the next budget.

Christelle Calenge, mayor of Écrammeville, reported eight slumps in the center of the village, one of which caused ten thousand euros in damage to a farmer. The ARD has undertaken to resume the crossings made by a concessionaire, while specifying that it is not responsible for their degradation. Another elected official warned about the state of the shoulders of the RD 124 to La Cambe; the director replied that there was no sustainable technical solution for these shoulders.

Jean-Marie Oxéant, mayor of Vierville, described the difficulties of the municipal postal agency: insufficient funds and lack of stamps. A merchant wishing to buy three hundred stamps before the season had been announced a month of waiting, leading users to Isigny or Trévières. The representative of La Poste recalled the security rules limiting the available funds, but acknowledged the anomaly concerning the stamps and promised to report it.

Captain Nicolas Le Guyader, commander of the Bayeux gendarmerie company, presented a favorable assessment of the resolution of the cases in Trévières, with several burglaries elucidated. However, he was worried about the increase in the use of narcotics, especially heroin, and the transition, in some young people, from inhalation to injection. He also designated drinking and driving as the main cause of local accidents, recalling the driver's drunken state in the Breuil-en-Bessin accident. Prevention was to continue with nightclubs, especially that of Crouay.

The mayor of Bernesq wondered about the medical future of the sector: two doctors from Trévières were considering getting closer to Bayeux and another was about to retire. Roger Jouet, former general counsel, recalled that the number of doctors had increased from two to four and was reassuring. The mayor of Bernesq nevertheless wanted to study a nursing home. Jean-Pierre Richard, general councillor, indicated that the deputy should request the classification of the canton among the priority areas. Sub-Prefect Jacques Ranchère invited him to meet with him the regional health agency to discuss Trévières and Balleroy.

Jean-Pierre Richard announced the upcoming installation of an Info Point 14 at Trévières City Hall, to gather in one place information on administrative procedures and avoid travel.

Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer and Colleville-sur-Mer had benefited that year from the surveillance of the beaches by the SDIS firefighters, desired for two years by the friendly. The elected officials thanked his president Michel Granger. Colonel Soufflet, head of the center in Bayeux, announced the renewal of the system. In Colleville, four people were put to safety in July.

Finally, Catherine Chartier, mayor of Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer, confirmed the maintenance of Les Braves sculptures on the beach for at least nine years, with a renewable decision. The mayors of the canton wanted to keep this work since its installation for the sixtieth anniversary of the Landing in 2004, but many appeals had delayed this outcome.

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