Where does your town's public money go?
Find a town
By name; the département helps when two towns share one.
The numbers come from the towns' annual accounts, published by the DGFiP and the OFGL.
Paris, in detail
The most documented city on the site: the data the City publishes itself.
BudgetVoted budget 202611.02€BGrantsPaid in 20241.35€BPublic contracts1,122 contracts awarded in 20251.61€BInvestmentsWorks and equipment in 20241.73€BSocial housingSRU share in 202424.5%DebtEnd of 202410.7€BPlaces2.68 €B of public money identified225placesMarseille, in detail
The City's budget, grants, public contracts, places and debt.
MarseilleVoted budget 20241.84€BThe 20 largest towns
By population, with spending per resident in 2024. Each opens its page.
Paris2,149,216 residents · 20244,463 €/residentMarseille (Bouches-du-Rhône)879,238 residents · 20241,814 €/residentLyon (Rhône)528,550 residents · 20241,589 €/residentToulouse (Haute-Garonne)509,200 residents · 20241,601 €/residentNice (Alpes-Maritimes)351,011 residents · 20241,965 €/residentNantes (Loire-Atlantique)328,144 residents · 20241,667 €/residentMontpellier (Hérault)305,743 residents · 20241,678 €/residentStrasbourg (Bas-Rhin)294,229 residents · 20241,812 €/residentBordeaux (Gironde)265,255 residents · 20241,902 €/residentLille (Nord)238,542 residents · 20242,003 €/residentRennes (Ille-et-Vilaine)229,178 residents · 20241,725 €/residentToulon (Var)182,244 residents · 20241,241 €/residentReims (Marne)182,220 residents · 20241,663 €/residentSaint-Étienne (Loire)174,499 residents · 20241,815 €/residentLe Havre (Seine-Maritime)167,838 residents · 20241,605 €/residentDijon (Côte-d'Or)162,650 residents · 20241,483 €/residentAngers (Maine-et-Loire)160,436 residents · 20241,727 €/residentGrenoble (Isère)159,738 residents · 20242,244 €/residentVilleurbanne (Rhône)157,953 residents · 20241,521 €/residentSaint-Denis (La Réunion)156,282 residents · 20241,838 €/residentUnderstand
What is on each town's page
The same page for all 34,932: what the town spends in the year, per resident and against its neighbours; what the money is for, function by function, where the accounts detail it; works, purchases, taxes and debt where the source gives them. Paris and Marseille also have their grants, contracts, places and debt, because the cities publish that data.
Where these numbers come from
This page's number and the spending per resident come from the OFGL's base of towns, the Observatory of local public finance, financial year 2024: total spending net of loan repayments. The town pages read the accounting balances the DGFiP publishes, up to 2025.
Source: OFGL, consolidated base of towns, financial year 2024; DGFiP accounting balances for the town pages.