70 Local Elected Officials Trained on Abandoned Properties by ADAC 65

Three information sessions brought together mayors, deputies, and municipal councilors to address the issue of abandoned properties.

Generic image of elected local officials participating in an information meeting.
AI

Generic image of elected local officials participating in an information meeting.

Seventy local elected officials, including mayors, deputies, and municipal councilors, participated in three information sessions organized by ADAC 65 on September 22, 24, and 29, focusing on the theme of abandoned properties.

On September 22, 24, and 29, ADAC 65 organized three information sessions dedicated to local elected officials. These meetings gathered a total of 70 participants, including mayors, deputies, and municipal councilors. The objective was to address the crucial issue of abandoned properties and explore solutions to remedy the situation.
Led by Bénédicte DUBOSC, Coordinator of the legal department at ADAC 65, these sessions generated significant interest and led to numerous constructive exchanges between participants and the speaker.
The departmental agency for supporting local authorities (ADAC 65) announced that further information sessions are currently being prepared by its legal department. Officials are encouraged to stay connected for upcoming dates.
Based on information from the official source: ADAC 65 - Agence départementale d'accompagnement des collectivités (Hautes-Pyrénées) (30/09/2026)