At the age of 47, Fabrice Bonicel left the Yssinge region to move closer to another volcano, that of Fournaise.
D Two years after his arrival in the city of five roosters, Fabrice Bonicel begins a new stage in his career by joining the island of Reunion. Thursday, he was surrounded by his family and many elected officials, parliamentarians and state representatives who came to say goodbye to him at the sub-prefecture.
A security shield with 36 cameras
Yvan Cordier, prefect of Haute-Loire, praised his work: “You were appointed on October 25 by the President of the Republic to the east of the island, to Saint-Benoît, and you will fly away tomorrow (Friday, Editor’s note) for Reunion. After more than 2 years spent in Haute-Loire, you are preparing to reconnect with the overseas territories that you love, having already served in Polynesia from 2014 to 2018 as Director of Legal Affairs Regulation of the high commission of the French Republic. » The prefect continued: “In the district of Yssingeaux, you have done good work. Very quickly in the field, you sought to create a permanent link with elected officials and business leaders, particularly in the plastics industry. Insecurity has increased and measures have been taken: you have also been decisively involved alongside the gendarmerie in the project with the Region and the Department, to create a security shield with 36 cameras installed in the east of the territory. »
“You will enrich your career”
And to conclude: “For two years, you have also faced episodes of crisis, such as that of the floods of October 17. You will be able to use the experience acquired at Saint-Benoît and you will enrich your career. »
Laurent Duplomb, senator, took the floor to salute the work of Fabrice Bonicel: “You were able to reconcile professionalism and efficiency by providing elected officials who have difficulties every day with answers with the why of this response, with the capacity and kindness. This honors the state. In a situation where our country is experiencing increasing difficulties, we need men like you, courageous men like all those who serve the State. »
In Reunion, Fabrice Bonicel succeeds Michael Mathaux, who has held these positions in Saint-Benoît since 2021.
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