In a message to residents, the mayor of Verfeil, Daniel Vitorino, emphasized the importance of this first six-month phase, marked by listening and organization. He recalled that the mandate lasts six years, calling for progress without haste but built for the long term.
The municipality has completed the assessment phase and is now entering the implementation stage. The 2026 budget was prepared cautiously, reflecting a clear financial vision before launching new projects. Several concrete actions have already been initiated, including the establishment of the blue zone on Place Charles de Gaulle to facilitate access to shops, compliance work at the nursery, and the continuation of finalization work on the Le Figuier school group.
The launch of the producers' market was also a notable achievement. Concurrently, steps have been taken regarding road safety, with works expected before the end of the year. Regarding mobility, the town hall is working to offer alternatives to individual cars, considering local realities.
Citizen participation has been strengthened through the creation of the citizen reserve and the Council of Living Things. The municipal team acknowledges that not all projects can be realized immediately and some will need adaptation or postponement. Transparency is highlighted as a principle of respect for residents.
The municipal team has experienced departures, but the commitment to Verfeil and its inhabitants remains the guiding principle. Openness to dialogue, ideas, and proposals is emphasized, recognizing that not all answers will necessarily come from the town hall. The coming months will focus on project implementation aimed at improving the living environment, strengthening services, supporting schools and youth, ensuring safety and mobility, fostering associative life, preserving the environment, and supporting the local economy.
