Servon: Mobilization to keep the pharmacy in the heart of the village

The municipality opposes the pharmacy's transfer to the EDEN shopping center and has launched an online petition to maintain this essential local service.

Generic image of the facade of a pharmacy located on a main street in an Île-de-France village, near a medical center.
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Generic image of the facade of a pharmacy located on a main street in an Île-de-France village, near a medical center.

The Municipality of Servon strongly opposes the plan to transfer the village center's pharmacy to the EDEN shopping center, a decision that threatens proximity and accessibility of care for residents.

Faced with a relocation project threatening the pharmacy located in the heart of Servon, the Town Hall has unanimously declared its opposition. The Municipal Council denounces this as a step back for local access, as the pharmacy, currently adjacent to the Medical Center, would be moved 1.3 km away. This distance poses a significant challenge for the elderly, those with reduced mobility, or those without vehicles.
The municipality emphasizes the importance of retaining this essential health service to ensure a vibrant, accessible, and supportive village. Despite concrete proposals made to the pharmacist to modernize the pharmacy in the town center, the relocation project to EDEN continues. In response, the Municipal Council has passed an official motion urging the Regional Health Authority (ARS) to reject this transfer.
The Town Hall calls on residents to mobilize and sign the online petition to make their voices heard and preserve the pharmacy in the heart of Servon. The goal is to maintain local healthcare services for everyone.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Servon (26/10/2026)