Noisiel: Senior and Children's Councils Renewed

Citizens over 60 and CM2 students will elect their representatives for the Senior and Children's Municipal Councils.

Generic image of a town hall facade in Île-de-France, with an ornate balcony and iron railings, lit by afternoon sun.
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Generic image of a town hall facade in Île-de-France, with an ornate balcony and iron railings, lit by afternoon sun.

This autumn marks the renewal of two citizen bodies in Noisiel: the Senior Council and the Children's Municipal Council (CME). Elections for the CME will take place on Thursday, November 12, while the Senior Council will be installed on Tuesday, November 10.

A decisive week awaits the citizen councils of Noisiel. This Thursday, November 12, CM2 students will elect their representatives to the Children's Municipal Council (CME), with a partial renewal of its 32 positions. Fifteen seats are up for grabs this year. Following a classroom presentation on the CME's role, young candidates are campaigning this week in the city's six schools. The vote will be a full-scale democratic exercise, including a voting booth, secret ballot, and ballot box. The newly elected members will officially take office on December 12, during a session at the town hall.
Concurrently, the Senior Council, which brings together Noisiel residents over 60 years old, has also undergone its renewal this autumn. The new assembly will be officially inaugurated on Tuesday, November 10, at the Hôtel de Ville.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Noisiel (03/11/2026)