Creation of a civil status center in Bel-Air
Along with the upcoming opening of the Woman, Mother, Child pole at Bel-Air hospital, elected officials have officially created a civil status unit on site. “With more than 2,000 births per year at the Bel-Air maternity hospital, the creation of such a facility will facilitate the neonatal procedures for parents and is part of the improvement of access to services” , explained Pierre Alix.
In all, three civil status officers should take turns in order to ensure the operation of the service from Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. continuously within.
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Unicef application
The elected officials also voted in favor of a city approach to UNICEF as part of the “Child-friendly city” label. This label, which aims to create an international network of cities, requires a commitment in the form of actions in five areas: ensuring the well-being of children, fighting against exclusion, enabling and offering a quality educational path, developing and take into consideration participation and commitment, contribute to the monitoring mission of Unicef.
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Help with the purchase of electric bikes
It was a commitment made by the candidate Pierre Cuny during the municipal elections: the establishment of financial assistance for the purchase of an electric bicycle. This is now done with the approval of the board. In 2021, residents of Thionville will be able to benefit from aid of € 100 within six months of purchasing a cycle.
“It will be possible to benefit from this aid twice per household and it will be renewable after five years without condition of resources. It can of course be combined with state aid. In addition, as many Thionville residents have already bought their bikes, the aid will be retroactive for purchases made until June 2020, ”adds Laurent Tschiersch.
Aid welcomed by EELV which elected officials would however have preferred to be higher. “Rome was not built in a day,” replied the mayor.
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