My city, my neighborhood 15 topics
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Chat with residents of other neighborhoods in the City of Boé.
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On June 22, the city inaugurated a new form of public meeting: "My city, my neighborhood, we're talking about it" with 3 annual meetings led by specialists chosen according to the theme discussed.
The theme of the first meeting was water management, led by Ms. James (sociologist) and Mr. Bertoumieux (climatologist). Avenues for reflection were discussed by the audience. Find out more: ma.ville-boe.fr/espace-discussion/l-eau-...ence-du-22-juin-2023
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Safety is everyone's business! 1 topicYour opinion is essential!
The next public meeting on the theme of security. In order to prepare for this conference, to better understand your opinion and to reflect with you on suitable solutions, we invite you to answer this short questionnaire before October 6, 2023. It will take place on Wednesday, October 25, 2023 at 6:30 p.m. at the Espace Culturel F. Mitterrand. Answer the questionnaire (creation of an account required): boe.citymag.info/sondages/boe-bien-dans-...est-laffaire-de-tous |
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The objective of this project is to secure and redevelop rue Jean Rostand by improving user mobility and safety, while promoting soft modes of transport.
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This new opportunity for discussion with the people of Boé will be held on Wednesday, October 16 at 6:00 p.m. at the François Mitterrand Cultural Center.
To support our discussions and provide us with an informed perspective on the situation of "elderly people" or "seniors," the city of Boé has invited Jean-François SERRES, a member of the non-profit and social action sector and founder of the national mobilization against isolation. |
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Public meeting mobility 1 subjectAt the invitation of the mayor and the municipality, nearly 100 people participated in the meeting to present the "public transport reorganization" project, particularly in the municipalities of the 1st ring of which Boé is a part.
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FLOODS, WEATHER RISKS HOW TO REACT?
In recent years, we have all heard of record floods, unprecedented storms, and thunderstorms of unprecedented magnitude. These meteorological phenomena, linked to global warming, surprise us with their suddenness and scale, but also with the damage they cause to people and property. To anticipate these events and respond coherently and appropriately, the municipality is revising its municipal safeguard plan (PCS). A mock exercise conducted in February 2025, with the Lot-et-Garonne Prefecture, the fire department, the national police, and around thirty municipalities in the department, made it possible to correct this document for the prevention of natural or technological disasters. |
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