Question 16082 — security of property and people

Summary

Mrs. Gisèle Lelouis draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the financial impact of deliberate damage resulting from drug trafficking in the social sector and more particularly within the third constituency of Bouches-du-Rhône. In many real estate complexes, security and access devices (video surveillance, automatically closing doors, lighting, intercom) are subject to destruction. targeted and repeated attacks by criminal networks seeking to protect their areas of activity. Social landlords, like local public housing offices, bear considerable repair costs to guarantee the safety of buildings. In addition to harming public peace, this situation generates major economic damage. Current maintenance budgets are severely cut, which delays the investments necessary for the renovation of the park. Furthermore, although the law strictly regulates the list of recoverable charges, these additional costs indirectly weigh on the quality of life and the purchasing power of bona fide tenants. Consequently, it asks him, on the one hand, to kindly communicate a quantified and consolidated assessment of the annual additional costs generated by this type of vandalism for social landlords, both nationally and in the Bouches-du-Rhône department. On the other hand, it asks him to specify the legal and financial measures that the Government intends to implement such as the expansion of credits from the Interministerial Fund for the Prevention of Delinquency (FIPD) for the renewal of destroyed equipment, or the effective tightening of lease termination procedures for the perpetrators of this damage. in order to preserve the financial balance of housing organizations and protect residents.

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