This Monday evening, the Pecq municipal council officially took office. The 17 municipal councilors took the oath, including eight new faces, thus highlighting a significant renewal within the assembly.
With 12 councilors, the Community group begins this legislature with a solid position. “We hoped to be able to progress and keep the reins of the municipality. But having 12 seats was really unexpected,” the mayor told us at our microphone.
Among the new elected officials, Laure D’Haene (Pecq Autre), took the oath under the emotional gaze of her father, former mayor of the entity. “I am very happy that my daughter was elected, with almost the same score as me when I started. I hope that she will have the same career as me”, expressed Marc D’Haene.
As for the person concerned, it is a source of great pride for her to join the municipal council.
On the opposition benches, Françoise Vansaingèle and Aurélien Pierre begin a new six-year term, this time as opposition advisors.
Here is the composition of the municipal college:
Mayor : Aurélien Brabant (Community)
1st alderwoman : Julie Lepoutre (Community)
2nd alderman : Luc Fontaine (Community)
3rd alderman : Tom Marquant (Community)
4th alderwoman : Audrey Masure (Community)
President of the CPAS : Rémi Cougnet (Community)
Were installed as municipal councilors:
Community : Philippe Annecour, Peggy Kerteux, Jean-François Hoste, Maurice Trooster, Christine Hassia Laïssaoui, Kenny Delneste.
Pecq Otherwise : Emmanuelle Pee, Agnès Vandendriessche, Laure D’Haene.
PS : Françoise Vansaingèle
Citizen List : Aurélien Pierre
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