Vic-en-Bigorre: Neighborhood Representatives Introduced to the Public

Five elected officials were presented to residents at a public meeting, answering questions and explaining their roles.

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This Thursday, October 15th, a public meeting was held in Vic-en-Bigorre to introduce the five neighborhood representatives to the local population, in the presence of the mayor and his deputy.

The council chamber of the Vic-en-Bigorre town hall hosted a public meeting this Thursday, October 15th, dedicated to presenting the five elected neighborhood representatives. The aim was to allow citizens to meet these representatives and engage with them.
The representatives, Marie-Dominique Dulac (Neighborhood 1 – City Center), Philippe Bricault (Neighborhood 2 – Acacias – Américains – Arcalès), Antoine Ibanez (Neighborhood 3 – Hountagnère – Herray), Yves Michelon (Neighborhood 4 – Baradat – Sabathé – Lasmues), and Georges Blasquez (Neighborhood 5 – Saint Aunis – Chemin Vert), addressed the assembly. They answered residents' questions, supported by Mayor Thomas Simonian and his deputy for participatory democracy, Elisabeth Gracy.
A charter detailing the functioning and mission of the neighborhood representatives was presented and signed by each elected official in front of the public. This document aims to clarify the role and operational methods of these representatives.
Attending citizens had the opportunity to ask their questions to the neighborhood representatives. For any future inquiries, they can contact the participatory democracy service at: democratieparticipative@vic-bigorre.fr.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Vic-en-Bigorre (16/10/2026)