Dear Visitors, Welcome to Roquebrune sur Argens !

Our municipality, one of the largest in the Var department, is over 75% forested.

During intense summer heat, we prioritize safety and vigilance.

This page is provided in English to keep you informed about civil security and wildfire activities, including summer reviews and alerts.

By the end of June 2025, you will find daily updates on the official "risk level" (indicated by colored pictograms on hour home page ) and corresponding permitted activities in forested areas.

Note: CCFF volunteers are not a substitute for professional firefighters.

Highlights

MAY 8th - 80th ANNIVERSARY of the liberation

On this Date, lets remember about all who gave their lives so that freedom did triumph.

This Thursday, France commemorates the 80th anniversary of the Liberation on May 8, 1945.

This solemn tribute, observed both nationally and locally, honors "all those who died for the Liberation of France."

The ceremony took place this morning at the War Memorial in the village, in the presence of Mr. Jean Cayron, Mayor of Roquebrune-sur-Argens, who emphasized, among other things, the duty of remembrance; Ms. Julie Lechanteux, Member of Parliament for the 5th constituency of the Var; Ms. Martine Arenas, Vice-President of the Departmental Council; as well as numerous elected officials and representatives of public services and associations.

A delegation of volunteers, led by Francis Lemoine, Deputy President, proudly represented the RCSC-CCFF entity of our town.

The national anthem, "La Marseillaise" was sung by the village children, and the parade of the flags concluded the ceremony.

Following this historic commemoration, at the invitation of the respective twinning committees, a poignant and hopeful ceremony brought together stakeholders and elected officials from Pfinztal (Germany) and Roquebrune-sur-Argens.

A friendly gathering allowed everyone to share and enjoy this late morning under the spring sunshine!