Sète Agglopôle Launches Consultation for its Territorial Project

Seven public meetings will be held from November to December 2026 to gather ideas from residents and local stakeholders.

Generic image of citizens participating in a public consultation meeting.
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Generic image of citizens participating in a public consultation meeting.

Sète Agglopôle Méditerranée has initiated a consultation process to develop its Territorial Project, inviting residents, elected officials, associations, businesses, and local stakeholders from its 14 municipalities to share their ideas during public meetings.

Following an initial assessment phase conducted with 80 residents between June and September 2026, a citizen dialogue is now opening through a series of seven public meetings. These gatherings will commence at 6:30 PM (welcome from 6:00 PM) in various towns within the agglomeration.
The scheduled dates are: Tuesday, November 10 in Mèze, Thursday, November 12 in Loupian, Tuesday, November 17 in Frontignan, Tuesday, November 24 in Balaruc-les-Bains, Thursday, November 26 in Sète, Tuesday, December 1 in Marseillan, and Tuesday, December 8 in Gigean.
These meetings will facilitate discussions on key inter-municipal priorities and collaborative work on concrete proposals, addressing three essential questions: 'Where are we now?', 'Where do we want to go?', and 'How do we get there?'. The collected contributions will be analyzed for feasibility.
Mayors and community elected officials will then debate the main orientations of the Territorial Project during the Community Council meeting at the end of January 2027. A restitution and implementation phase will begin in February 2027, followed by a new public engagement event in the fall of 2027.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Mèze (08/10/2026)