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Mr. Aurélien Dutremble questions the Minister of the Interior about the proposed merger of the national police stations of Le Creusot and Montceau-les-Mines, mentioned in recent months by the State services in Saône-et-Loire. This prospect arouses great concern among residents, local elected officials as well as the staff concerned, in an area already facing a worrying increase in delinquency, particularly linked to drug trafficking and the violence that accompanies it. Le Creusot and its surrounding area have in fact experienced, for several years, an increase in drug trafficking, property crimes and public order disturbances, requiring a strong, local police presence. In this context, many citizens fear that such a reorganization will ultimately lead to the effective disappearance of the Creusot police station, resulting in a reduction in police presence on the ground, an extension of intervention times and a weakening of the territorial coverage of internal security forces. However, in a living area marked by major industrial challenges, developing economic activity and a large population, the presence of a fully operational police station in Le Creusot constitutes an essential issue, not only in matters of public security, but also of land use planning and equal access to public services. To date, elected officials and residents alike have no clear visibility on the Government's exact intentions regarding this reorganization, nor on its concrete consequences for the daily security of residents. Consequently, he asks him: where exactly is the merger project of the Creusot and Montceau-les-Mines police stations; if the maintenance of a full-function police station in Le Creusot is guaranteed; what would be the concrete impacts of this reorganization on staff numbers, public reception, operational capacities as well as the fight against delinquency and drug trafficking; in what way the local elected officials concerned, in particular the mayor of Le Creusot and the constituency deputy, will be associated with reflection before any final arbitration; and what guarantees the State intends to provide so that this reform does not result in a reduction in security for the inhabitants of Le Creusot and its living area.

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