Ferney-Voltaire: Residents Invited to Shape the City's Future

The municipality is launching 'Citizen Agoras' to build a collective vision for the city by 2030-2040.

Generic image of a municipal hall with citizens discussing during a town hall meeting.
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Generic image of a municipal hall with citizens discussing during a town hall meeting.

The City of Ferney-Voltaire is launching a new citizen participation event, the Agoras, to involve residents in building a collective vision for the city by 2030 and 2040.

This autumn, the municipality of Ferney-Voltaire invites its residents to collectively imagine the city of tomorrow through a new citizen participation format: the Agoras. These meetings aim to build a shared vision to sustainably improve the quality of life, living environment, and attractiveness of the town.
Two agoras are scheduled for Sundays, November 8th and 29th. They will cover various themes such as ecological transition, energy, food, solidarity, culture, and the circular economy. Some workshops may be offered in French and English, depending on needs.
The first Agora will take place on Sunday, November 8th, from 10 AM to 12 PM, in the Florian hall (1st floor of the school, 1 avenue des Alpes), focusing on 'Energy and Food'. The second will be held on Sunday, November 29th, at the same times and location, focusing on 'Circular Economy, Solidarity, and Culture'.
Coffee and snacks will be offered to participants. Participation is free, but registration is mandatory as places are limited. Registration is done via an online form.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Ferney-Voltaire (16/10/2026)