Valence Romans Agglo in the news

Valence Romans Agglo reports several aggressions against waste disposal agents, including a recent physical attack, and promises a firm response.

Valence Romans Agglo is addressing aggressions against its waste disposal center staff through legal support, training, video surveillance, and new access rules.

Valence Romans Agglo approved a 15,000 euro grant to support communes affected by the largest fire in the Drôme department in 30 years.

Valence Romans Agglo provides 15,000 euros to support communes impacted by the Diois fire through a departmental solidarity fund.

Valence Romans Agglo is conducting a public survey to evaluate and improve services across its network of 38 libraries and media centers.

Valence Romans Agglo organizes water rescue workshops at local pools to teach citizens lifesaving techniques and raise awareness about drowning risks.

A public consultation is underway to gather resident feedback for defining the strategic priorities of the 2026-2032 territorial project.

Franck Diratzonian-Daumas was elected president of the social housing provider Valence Romans Habitat on May 12.

Valence Romans Agglo has launched a public consultation to define its strategic priorities and action plan for the next decade.

Nicolas Daragon has been re-elected as President of Valence Romans Agglo to lead the development of a new strategic territorial project by 2026.

The regional audit chamber criticized Valence Romans Agglo for failing to follow legal recruitment procedures for public positions.

Protesters challenged the environmental impact and lack of consultation for a new 1.5 billion euro supercomputer project during a Valence Romans Agglo council meeting.

Valence Romans Agglo is forming a new community council with no major political changes expected after municipal elections.

Valence Romans Agglo and the City of Romans-sur-Isère won a long-standing legal battle against the textile company 1083 regarding a disputed property development project.

Romans-sur-Isere is promoting urban renewal projects to investors and developers to revitalize the city center and support job creation.

Valence Romans Agglo is launching a pilot water sobriety program to test innovative conservation and circular usage across 20 buildings.

Valence Romans Agglo has approved a 131 million euro investment budget for 2026 focusing on ecological transition, economic zones, and increased financial support for its municipalities.

Valence Romans Agglo is hiring a River Technician to lead field teams and manage ecological maintenance across 54 municipalities.

Valence Romans Agglo is strengthening its higher education appeal by aligning diverse academic programs with local industrial needs and improving student infrastructure.

Valence Romans Agglo is inviting local businesses to apply for its 2025 excellence awards across various sectors until October 30.