Fight against incivilities

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This plan rests on the general police regulations and on tax regulations.

More than 40 corporals and sworn mediators raise taxes against uncivic behavior in public cleansing (illegal dumping, tags, canine excrement, jets of beer bottles or butts, spits, urine, bags taken out outside hours).

The police collaborates actively in the efforts of cleanliness by leading special operations and by raising administrative fines.

Mixed brigades were set up. They consist of an agent of the cleanliness unit and a police officer who lead actions against authors of uncivic acts.

Taxes on the incivilities rise from 50 to 150 euro, according to the committed act. They are added to the existing administrative fines.