Communauté d'Agglomération Arles Crau Camargue Montagnette - ACCM in the news

ACCM has hired a prominent agricultural lawyer to legally challenge a controversial Very High Tension power line project threatening local farming and biodiversity.

Local government leaders are mobilizing to support the Fibre Excellence plant in Tarascon to prevent its liquidation and protect 270 industrial jobs.

ACCM has launched a modernized web portal to streamline digital administrative services and improve public access to regional information.

ACCM is recruiting twenty seasonal workers through neighborhood job fairs to manage increased summer waste collection and staff leave.

Political tension rises within the ACCM intercommunality as leaders clash over governance and plans for industrial zone maintenance.

Renovation of the Mas-Thibert waste sorting center is underway to improve accessibility and efficiency for local residents.

Political gridlock within the ACCM intercommunal council has turned the mayors' assembly into a vital battlefield for local project approvals.

The mayor of Saint-Martin-de-Crau, Séverine Dellanegra, discusses her re-election, her critical stance on the governance of ACCM, and her municipality's investment plans and focus on citizen participation.

ACCM community council approved the 2026 budget and 2025 financial reports, highlighting a 6 million euro surplus and debt reduction goals.

The ACCM intercommunal body is tightening operational spending and prioritizing debt reduction to prepare for future large-scale infrastructure investments despite national budget cuts.

Patrick de Carolis has been narrowly re-elected as president of the ACCM intercommunal body following a two-round vote by local officials.

A female employee at ACCM reported sexual exposure by a colleague who was subsequently promoted despite the allegations.

Political shifts and the rise of the National Rally party threaten the current presidency of the ACCM intercommunal authority ahead of the 2026 elections.

Arles Mayor Patrick de Carolis faces lawsuits for harassment and corruption involving municipal subsidies and property preemption rights.

ACCM initiated the final phase of water network construction in Marius-Allard street, scheduled for completion in October 2025.

Plans are underway to invest 10 million euros in the revitalisation and urban restructuring of the Fourchon commercial area in Arles by 2026.

infrastructure investments in Arles include a new drinking water reservoir and modernized sanitation networks to improve resource resilience and urban services.

Regional authorities in the Camargue are being urged to shift from short-term sea wall maintenance to long-term urban planning that anticipates rising sea levels and coastal erosion.

Communauté d'Agglomération Arles Crau Camargue Montagnette (ACCM) and the City of Tarascon launched a new direct aid fund to support business development, totaling 115,000€ for 2024.