The Departmental Council of Indre-et-Loire () is the deliberative assembly of the French department of Indre-et-Loire. It sits in Tours.
The council includes 38 departmental councilors elected from the 19 cantons of Indre-et-Loire.
Executive
President Following the 2021 departmental elections, Jean-Gérard Paumier assumed the role of president of the departmental council. However, after securing a seat in the 2023 French Senate election, he stepped down from his position. Nadège Arnault was then elected president after winning an internal vote against Sabrina Hamedi.
Vice-presidents In addition to the president, the executive has 11 vice-presidents. +Vice-presidents of the Departmental Council of Indre-et-Loire (since 2021)OrderNameCanton (constituency)Delegation1stCédric de OliveiraSaint-Cyr-sur-LoireFinance and commission2ndPascale DevalléeVouvraySocial action, integration policies, housing policies, and social and solidarity economy3rdOlivier LebretonTours-3Human resources, sports, community life, and historical remembrance4thValérie GervèsLochesEcological transition and biodiversity5thJudicaël OsmondJoué-lès-ToursColleges, education, and youth6thSylvie GinerMontsCulture and digital planning7thPatrick MichaudMontsRoad infrastructure, school transport for disabled students, and mobility8thValérie JabotSaint-Cyr-sur-LoirePreventive child welfare and protection9thAlain AnceauChâteau-RenaultAgricultural support, nutritional policy, and departmental buildings10thCécile ChevillardTours-1Personal autonomy, elderly, and people with disabilities11thEtienne MartegoutteSainte-Maure-de-TouraineTourism development, museums, and departmental monuments
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