Salvayre bypass inaugurated in Pamiers

A new road aims to open up the Gabriélat 2 zone and improve residents' quality of life.

Generic image of a newly inaugurated road bypass in a rural Occitanie landscape, with the Pyrenees in the distance under a blue sky.
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Generic image of a newly inaugurated road bypass in a rural Occitanie landscape, with the Pyrenees in the distance under a blue sky.

The new Salvayre bypass in Pamiers was officially inaugurated on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, marking a significant step for regional connectivity and improving residents' daily lives.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by numerous dignitaries, including sub-prefect Émilie Barromès, Departmental Council President Christine Téqui, and Mayor of Pamiers and President of the Communauté de communes des Portes d’Ariège Pyrénées Jean-Philippe Sannac. Also present were Jean-Claude Nogues, president of the residents' association, Daniel Courneil, mayor of Bonnac, along with elected officials, local residents, and company representatives involved in the project.
Jean-Philippe Sannac highlighted the project's significance as a structuring element for the territory. He emphasized its role in improving access to the Gabriélat 2 zone, attracting new economic activities, fostering local employment, and supporting existing businesses. He also noted that the bypass addresses the concerns of Salvayre residents regarding safety, reduced disturbances, and enhanced daily living conditions.
The Mayor of Pamiers specifically acknowledged the Department's commitment and determination in bringing this project to fruition.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Pamiers (22/10/2026)