Strasbourg Eurométropole

Strasbourg Eurométropole serves as the metropolitan authority for Strasbourg and 32 surrounding municipalities, a public intercommunal establishment. It unifies governance and service delivery for urban planning, public transportation, and economic development. This structure provides a cohesive framework, addressing regional challenges and fostering integrated growth.

The Eurométropole launched on January 1, 2015, evolving from the Communauté Urbaine de Strasbourg. This transition enhanced metropolitan governance via national reforms, granting increased legal status and competencies. Its establishment enabled effective policy implementation and coordination among communes for shared interests and regional development.

Residents, businesses, and communities within its communes are the primary focus. The Eurométropole envisions cultivating a dynamic, sustainable metropolitan area, aiming for elevated quality of life. It strives to bolster regional competitiveness, promote the area's European identity, and ensure efficient, solidarity-based management of public services.