The Municipal Council meeting, held on Tuesday, September 22 at the Pigeonnier de Campagne, featured several important decisions concerning citizen participation, public facilities, the environment, children, and solidarity. The session was attended by young elected members of the Youth Municipal Council (CMJ), who presented their projects.
Florence Fabry was sworn in as a new municipal councilor, succeeding Fabien Morvan within the opposition group « Tous ensemble pour Plaisance ».
A motion was presented for the improvement of transport in the Toulouse agglomeration, specifically targeting the western communes. It calls for increased frequencies, connections, and services during evenings and weekends starting from 2027, with links to the metro and train by 2032, aiming to provide alternatives to individual car use.
A "citizen break" will now be included in Municipal Council sessions, allowing residents to speak on matters of general interest and daily life concerns.
Municipal fees will be updated starting from January 1, 2027, excluding school catering and the School of Arts.
The Town is providing a 30% guarantee for a loan to construct two social housing units on Rue des Écoles, in partnership with Promologis.
In solidarity with recent fires, €5,000 will be donated to the National Federation of Civil Protection to support affected areas.
Two traffic light intersections will be modernized with new vehicle detection systems and LED pedestrian signals, enhancing visibility at the crossing on Rue des Mésanges.
The public lighting modernization program continues with the replacement of 926 light points with new-generation LED equipment, aiming for approximately a 72% reduction in electricity consumption. New LED lighting will also be installed near the Ousseau public transport stop.
The Town is collaborating with the National Agronomic School of Toulouse (ENSAT) to develop cool islands and adapt the municipality to climate change through greening and space valorization.
Three plots of land on Rue de Taure have been acquired for a symbolic €1, preparing for a future mobility link and the construction of a rainwater collector.
The Josephine Baker Media Library and the Toy Library will donate 1,726 books and games from their collections to the Claudius Regaud Oncopole for a charity sale on October 10, with proceeds benefiting Octobre Rose.
Partnerships with associations and professionals will offer sports, cultural, and socio-educational activities for children during the 2026-2027 school year.
The regulations for the municipal nurseries Trotte-Menu and Le Train des Bambins have been updated following checks by the Maternal and Child Protection services, clarifying reception rules, including those for paracetamol, heatwaves, and vaccinations.
Two 15-month apprenticeship contracts will be offered in a municipal nursery to train nursery assistants.
