Tribute to Franck-Éric Morel, Municipal Councillor of Sèvres

The City of Sèvres honors the memory of its elected official, who passed away after a long career serving the community.

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Generic image of a stone town hall facade with an ornate balcony and iron railings, in the afternoon sun.

The City of Sèvres announced the death of Franck-Éric Morel, a municipal councillor, who dedicated many years to local public service.

Franck-Éric Morel, a committed individual, dedicated a significant part of his life to serving the community. After serving as a municipal councillor in Courbevoie, he joined the municipal council of Sèvres in 2008, alongside François Kosciusko-Morizet. He served there until 2014, with responsibilities for economic development, employment, and vocational training. He rejoined the municipal assembly in 2020, overseeing Circulation, parking, and public spaces, and continued his work for the residents of Sèvres.
In the current term, he was the municipal councillor delegated to security, the businesses of the Saint-Romain market, and general affairs.
Warm and respectful, he was universally appreciated by elected officials and municipal staff alike. His commitment to public life and his dedication to Sèvres and its inhabitants will leave a lasting memory within the community.
The City of Sèvres bows before his memory and extends its most sincere condolences to his family and loved ones.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Sèvres (04/11/2026)