Agde/Pézenas: the fifteen vice-presidents of the Hérault Méditerranée agglomeration are elected

Les vice-présidents ont pris la pose après la séance communautaire. MIDI LIBRE – MICHEL DESNOS

Two elections to highlight: the return of the mayor of Vias Jordan Dartier and the arrival of the deputy security officer of Agde, Jérôme Bonnafoux.

It took nearly an hour and a half to elect the vice-presidents of the Hérault-Médiranée agglomeration, Monday evening in Bessan. There are fifteen of them and most have already been in office since 2020. Most, like Armand Rivière, mayor of Pézenas who retains his prerogatives as 1st vice-president, but not all.

Starting with the mayor of Vias Jordan Dartier, who is back in the executive after being sidelined for several years, following differences of views with Gilles D’Ettore. The delegation of economic development and the attractiveness of the territory was attributed to the one who thanked his peers "for the trust placed."

For Agde security deputy Jérôme Bonnafoux, however, this is a first. a 14th vice-presidency for risk management and delinquency prevention, hand-made for this professional firefighter who works in the departmental fire and rescue service.

The vice-presidents in order: Armand Rivière (1st vice-president for sustainable development and human rights law soils), Stéphane Pépin Bonet (finances), Jordan Dartier, Gwendoline Chaudoir (ecological transition, Gemapi and the coast), Laurnt Durban (employment, training, economic development), Vincent Gaudy (water management), Edgard Sicard (human resources), Yann Llopis (heritage and cultural facilities), Véronique Rey (tourism and arts and crafts), François Perea (housing and city policy), Jean Augé (roads, green spaces), Jean-Charles Desplan (transport and mobility), Rémy Bouyala (rurality), Jérôme Bonnafoux, Thierry Dominguez (aquatic and sports equipment and public procurement).