Discover Delegations of Municipal Majority Elected Officials

In the Bergerac municipal council, elected officials from the majority are dedicated to serving the community. Their primary goal is to respond to residents’ expectations and implement the municipal project effectively. Each elected official is assigned specific responsibilities to ensure a cohesive and localized approach.
Delegations of Municipal Majority Elected Officials
The responsibilities cover various aspects of life in Bergerac, including:
- Road management
- Safety and security
- Education
- Urban planning
- Transportation
- Sports and culture
- Social initiatives
- Commerce and economic development
The council members collaborate closely with residents, local associations, municipal services, and partners. Their commitment is to undertake meaningful actions that benefit everyone in the community.
Public Engagement and Upcoming Meetings
The municipal council is open to all interested citizens. Residents can:
- Attend meetings in person
- Watch live broadcasts on Facebook or the city’s YouTube channel
Upcoming council meetings are scheduled for:
- Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at 5 PM
- Thursday, May 28, 2026, at 6 PM
- Thursday, June 25, 2026, at 6 PM
Notification of any changes to dates or times will be provided to the public. Meetings will take place in the council chamber at the town hall.
Remuneration of Elected Officials
According to the law, municipal officials receive compensation for their time dedicated to their roles, which include the mayor, deputies, and councilors. Key points regarding these indemnities include:
- Regulated by law
- Capped to a certain limit
- Calculated based on municipal size
The new council has committed to maintaining the current budget for indemnities, with no increases since November 14, 2022. They aim to ensure a fair distribution among council members. Notably, six councilors who also serve on the Bergerac Agglomeration Community had their indemnities reduced. This adjustment enabled an increase in compensation for deputy mayors, without additional costs to the city.
For more details on council activities and engagements, residents are encouraged to stay informed through El-Balad.




