The mayor and his municipal council welcomed the new residents, known as Tricastins, during an event that began with a friendly exchange session where everyone could introduce themselves.
Participants then toured the Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall), a former private mansion of the Castellane family acquired by the commune in 1879. This remarkable building features an 18th-century facade listed as an additional inventory of historical monuments.
Information stands were available to familiarize newcomers with the one-stop shop services, the town's communication tools such as the website, social media, and the SP3Connect mobile application. The CCDSP also presented best practices for waste sorting and collection.
The morning continued with a guided tour of the town center, from Place Castellane to the Cathedral, passing through the Market Square. Mylène Lert, director of the archaeological museum, shared captivating historical anecdotes.
A friendly drink at the Maison de la Truffe et du Tricastin (Truffle and Tricastin House) concluded this morning dedicated to sharing and integrating new residents.
