Security & Defense

#INTU2612605AProtected Zones Created at the Vaucluse Prefecture in Avignon

🇫🇷France··Other·Low Impact·View source ↗

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🇬🇧 English

This order designates specific rooms, technical areas, guard posts, and parts of buildings inside the Vaucluse prefecture in Avignon as protected zones. Access to these areas is banned for anyone who is not authorized. The practical effect is limited to the prefecture site and people who work there, visit it, provide services, or handle security and facilities operations. Businesses or contractors working on-site should make sure their staff have the right access permissions before entering the listed areas.

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Key Changes

  • Designates listed areas inside the Vaucluse prefecture as protected zones
  • Bars access to those areas for people without authorization
  • Assigns implementation responsibility to the senior defense official and the Vaucluse prefect

Obligations

What this law requires

high

Do not enter the designated protected zones within the Vaucluse prefecture at 2 avenue de la Folie, Avignon, unless specifically authorized; protected zones include the A-Bis pylon area, Building A guard post and technical areas, Building B room 020, specified second-floor wings/zones, and the entire third floor of Building B except circulation areas.

prefecture staffvisitorson-site contractorsservice providerssecurity personnelfacilities personnel
prohibition
medium

Ensure personnel assigned to work, provide services, maintain facilities, or perform security functions on the Vaucluse prefecture site have authorization before entering any listed protected room, technical area, guard post, floor, or building zone.

on-site contractorsservice providerssecurity contractorsfacilities management providersprefecture site managers
operational

Affected Parties

Vaucluse prefecture staffVisitors, contractors, and service providers entering the prefecture site+1 more…

Tags

protected zones,site security,public administration