Millery: The Garon Valley Community of Communes Transforms the Historic Ring District

Major investments in housing and public spaces aim to improve the quality of life for Millery residents.

Facade of the Saint-Jean house in Millery, a historic building renovated with green public spaces.
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Facade of the Saint-Jean house in Millery, a historic building renovated with green public spaces.

The Garon Valley Community of Communes (CCVG) has played a key role in the profound transformation of the Historic Ring district in Millery, enhancing the living environment through significant investments in housing and public spaces.

As part of its responsibilities, the Garon Valley Community of Communes has contributed to the transformation of the Historic Ring district in Millery. Through its housing policy (PLH), it has supported the creation of 42 housing units, including 32 social rental units and 10 for social ownership via a solidarity land lease, by providing €373K in direct subsidies and guaranteeing over €750K in loans.
Regarding roads and public spaces, the CCVG has invested €2.4 million in the redevelopment of the Grande rue, the Clos Varissan sector, Bliesbruck street, and the church square.
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"The CCVG is proud to have contributed, alongside the municipality and Deux Fleuves Rhône Habitat, to the transformation of this historic heart of Millery and to the improvement of its inhabitants' living environment through enhanced, green, and more peaceful public spaces."

Damien Combet · President of the CCVG
The district also includes a health center and a communal and associative hall set up in the Saint-Jean house.
Based on information from the official source: Communauté de communes - La Vallée du Garon (CCVG) (12/10/2026)