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Contact the Civic Secretariat

Official institutional address, administrative contact coordinates, emergency environmental alert channels, and community inquiry desk.

All membership fees and dues are fully reinvested in the association's public interest missions.
Institutional Desk

Reach Out to Our Voluntary Administration

AAPPMA Haute Vallée du Gland maintains its official registered administrative seat at the Mairie de Glay. Our voluntary officers are dedicated to answering inquiries from community residents, property owners, municipal representatives, and environmental partners regarding water quality, river restoration dates, fishing regulations, and educational workshops.

Please note that our association does not operate commercial retail services, fishing guiding agencies, or private tackle sales. All services and responses provided by our secretariat serve public interest purposes without commercial solicitation.

Official Headquarters

Registered Seat

Mairie de Glay

5 Rue du Moulin

25310 Glay, France

Administrative mail, statutory declarations, and registered correspondence should be addressed directly to our secretariat at the Town Hall.

Civic Secretariat Coordinates

Direct Lines

Telephone: +33 9 31 76 07 35

Institutional Email: taskinahmed600003@gmail.com

Secretariat hours: Monday to Friday, 09:00–12:00 and 14:00–17:00 (Voluntary response times typically within 24–48 business hours).

Civic secretariat desk and public inquiries in Glay
Figure 9.1: The Glay municipal hall, providing permanent meeting rooms and postal reception for association operations.

Statutory Funding & Non-Commercial Transparency

All activities and educational programs conducted by AAPPMA Haute Vallée du Gland are strictly non-profit and charitable in nature. Our organization does not solicit monetary donations from the general public. We are funded transparently through public water agency grants, regional biodiversity subsidies, statutory fishing licensing contributions (CPMA), and municipal in-kind partnerships. Every resource is directly reinvested into public aquatic habitat conservation.

Environmental officer inspecting river condition near Glay
Figure 9.2: Sworn environmental officers on duty along the Gland valley to verify compliance with ecological protection statutes.

Send a Civic Inquiry

Use this secure direct form to send your message to the association bureau. All messages receive personal attention from our elected officers.

Clear crystal river current flowing past natural riverbank
Figure 9.3: The Gland river at Glay, where our civic headquarters oversees long-term water quality and ecosystem health.