Emergency Accommodation: the State Condemned to Pay More than 500,000 Euros to the City of Strasbourg for "Deficiency"
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More than two years after initiating proceedings with four other major French cities, Strasbourg won the case. The administrative court acknowledged the State's failure to fulfil its mission and ordered it to pay back more than EUR 536,000 to the city and the communal centre for social action.
This sum corresponds to the cost of housing several homeless people in a municipal gymnasium in Strasbourg. In March and November 2025, the French state had already been ordered to compensate the cities of Grenoble and Bordeaux for "culpable failure to do so." Source link: https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2026/08/08/hebergement-d-urgence-l-etat-condamne-a-verser-plus-de-500-000-euros-a-la-ville-de-strasbourg-pour-carence_6741514_3224.html …
This amount corresponds to the costs incurred by the municipality to house homeless people in a gymnasium, following successive evacuations from a camp. Justice blames the State for failing to comply with its legal obligations by refusing to provide this funding. This decision is part of the collective action brought in 2024 against the State by the cities of Strasbourg, Grenoble, Lyon, Bordeaux and Rennes. - Emergency accommodation: the State s…
The administrative court ordered the State to pay the city close to €540,000 to compensate for the emergency accommodation costs advanced by the municipality.
Emergency Accommodation: the State Condemned to Pay Close to 540,000 Euros to the City of Strasbourg
Administrative justice found that the State had to reimburse costs incurred by the City of Strasbourg for the accommodation of several homeless people in a municipal gymnasium.
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