Residents of Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert aged over 65 are invited to join the Seniors' Council. This consultative body plays a key role in proposing actions and developing projects aimed at improving the daily lives of the town's seniors.
The themes addressed by the Council are varied and include combating isolation, accessibility, safety, and organizing activities. Several local initiatives, such as the Summer Markets, the Blue Week, and the Seniors' Memo Guide, have emerged from the Council's discussions.
The Seniors' Council is a representative and open body, facilitated by elected officials. It comprises 25 members: representatives from associations, former municipal elected officials, and 10 citizens selected by lottery.
To apply for the 2026–2032 term, candidates must send their application by email to avecvous@stjust-strambert.com before October 9. Members of the Children's Municipal Council will then conduct a lottery among the selected candidates. The official installation of the new Seniors' Council is scheduled for November.
