Cantal General Council




The Cantal General Council (French: Conseil général du Cantal) is the deliberative assembly of the Cantal department.
It consists of 30 members (general councilors) and its headquarters are
in Aurillac, capital of the department, and the president is Vincent Descoeur.
The general councilors are elected for a 6-years term. The Cantal General Council includes 8 vice-presidents.




Contents






  • 1 The president


  • 2 The vice-presidents


  • 3 The general councilors


  • 4 Visual identity (logo)


  • 5 See also





The president


The president of the General Council is currently Vincent Descoeur (UMP).



The vice-presidents




  • Jean-Yves Bony , 1rst vice-president


  • Sylvie Lachaize , 2nd vice-president


  • Bernard Delcros , 3rd vice-president


  • Céline Charriaud , 4th vice-president



The general councilors


The General Council consists of 30 general councilors (conseillers généraux) who come from the 15 cantons of Cantal.
They are elected for a 6-years term.



Visual identity (logo)



See also



  • Cantal

  • General councils of France


  • (in French) Cantal General Council




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