Max Roustan: “A new space dedicated to citizens”

Le maire, Max Roustan, a passé la parole aux agents de Mairie Prim’. Midi Libre – F. A.

Une inauguration des nouveaux locaux de Mairie Prim’, ce samedi, en grande pompe.

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The city council was assembled in full, and in close order, to attend, this Saturday morning, the inauguration of the new premises of Mairie Prim’, after nine months of work and relocated services. This visit in the presence of Mayor Max Roustan, his first deputy Christophe Rivenq and sub-prefect Émile Soumbo, even had a little air of the Cannes festival with the many videographers and photographers of the “communication” department of the City. Like the new services proposed, described as resolutely innovative, the ceremony was broadcast live on social networks.

The small counters have given way to new, more spacious facilities, but most services, such as the Civil Registry, have found their place again. At Mairie Prim’, users can establish their identity documents. No need to run to the station for identity photos, the instant photo booth is installed behind the grand staircase, next to the photocopier. Water bills from the community authority, Reaal, can be paid in the new building. All procedures for registrations in leisure centers, school activities, extracurricular activities, etc. are carried out on rue Michelet.

A large reception area allows the public to make requests for information. The Mairie Prim’ services also manage the withdrawal and submission of urban planning applications.

To enable active people to complete their administrative procedures, two continuous days, Monday and Wednesday, are planned.

More and more procedures are being dematerialized, which does not facilitate the relationship between users and public services. To remedy this digital divide, municipal officials have created a space dedicated to digital technology. Interactive terminals have been installed, as well as tablets and computers with free access, all under the supervision of advisors who can give a helping hand to people in difficulty. In all respects, the town hall has entered the era of “2.0”.