General Council of Doubs
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UnclaimedThe General Council of Doubs is the deliberative assembly of the French department of Doubs, headquartered in Besançon.
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Overview
The General Council of Doubs (Conseil Général du Doubs) is the deliberative executive assembly of the French department of Doubs, located in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region. Its seat is in Besançon. As a departmental council, it is a territorial collectivity of the French Republic, responsible for local public services such as social action, roads, and departmental infrastructure. The council is composed of elected members representing the cantons of Doubs; in March 2011, it had 35 elected members for the 35 cantons. The president since 2004 has been Claude Jeannerot (PS). The council maintains an official website and operates Doubs TV, its web television service.
History
The General Council of Doubs is the deliberative assembly of the French department of Doubs. Its headquarters are in Besançon. The council has been led by a president since at least the early 20th century. Historical presidents include René de Moustier (1913–1922, 1925–1935), Pierre Peugeot (1922–1925), Léonel de Moustier (1935–1940), Roland de Moustier (1945–1958), Auguste Joubert (1964–1982), Georges Gruillot (RPR, 1982–1999), and Claude Girard (RPR then UMP, 1999–2004). Since 2004, the president has been Claude Jeannerot of the Socialist Party (PS). In March 2011, the council was composed of 35 elected members representing the 35 cantons of Doubs. The council operates an official website and Doubs TV, its web television channel.
- 2011
Council composed of 35 elected members for 35 cantons
- 2004
Claude Jeannerot becomes president
- 1999
Claude Girard becomes president
- 1982
Georges Gruillot becomes president
- 1964
Auguste Joubert becomes president
- 1945
Roland de Moustier becomes president
- 1935
Léonel de Moustier becomes president
- 1925
René de Moustier returns as president
- 1922
Pierre Peugeot becomes president
- 1913
René de Moustier begins term as president
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