Following an assessment by the Departmental Fire and Rescue Service of Essonne (SDIS 91), which identified 26 sectors of the commune as having insufficient fire water points, the municipality of Itteville has initiated a multi-year program. The goal is to ensure better protection for residents, property, and public facilities by improving the communal network of water access points.
This project, developed through technical studies with the SDIS 91 and Veolia (manager of the drinking water network), includes the creation of 24 new fire water points, comprising 22 fire hydrants and 2 fire outlets. The program is spread across three fiscal years, with initial phases already completed and the second phase nearing its end. The final phase is scheduled for 2027.
The total cost of this operation amounts to €150,070.30 excluding tax. The commune received financial support from the State through the Fonds Vert – France Nation Verte initiative, contributing €80,000, which covers 53% of the total cost. This investment aims to address the identified deficiencies, enhance the intervention capabilities of emergency services, and improve safety throughout the communal territory.
