Citizens make a mess, and the municipality cleans up, someone once said!.
Put that way, it’s easy. Then you have to take action, and that’s less easy. Because dealing with the incivility of residents and tourists is not a matter of organizing this public service, but of educating the population.
In reality, it’s not that simple, and to return to the basic principle, the public space belongs to everyone—which implies a certain number of duties—and not to anyone alone—which leads to unacceptable behavior—well, that’s not happening anytime soon.
Yesterday, Christian Estrosi presented his New Year’s wishes to the agents in the presence of Pierre-Paul Léonelli, Deputy Mayor in charge of Cleanliness and Collection.
The Mayor praised the essential work of the 672 Cleanliness agents and the 436 Collection agents and reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring their well-being and safety at work.
The Marianne d’Or 2019, received by Pierre-Paul Léonelli for the “Street Code,” was also awarded to all agents to thank them for their dedication and daily collaboration.
