Piscine Georges-Vallerey
Piscine Georges-Vallerey (swimming pool, 20th arrondissement): €3.1M of City money since 2010 and 13 Paris Council deliberations, every fact linked to its source.
Source: Conseil de Paris, Bulletin municipal officiel, opendata.paris.fr, data as of 13 September 2026.
3.1€M
ordered from companies for this place — contract ceilings, not spending
The Georges-Vallerey pool, also known as the piscine des Tourelles, is an aquatic complex located at 148 Avenue Gambetta, near the Porte des Lilas, in the 20th arrondissement of Paris. Wikipedia ↗
What the City funds here
Works and renovation
3.1€M
contract ceiling · 2017–2022
3 contracts signed in 2017–2022, 3.1 €M ceiling
A contract amount is a ceiling, not spending: what was actually paid on it is not published by the City.
What the Paris Council said about it
5 moments chosen from the 13 deliberations read.
DECEMBER 2022What becomes of the pool's roof timberThe Council considered the free transfer of wooden elements from the pool's roof frame to the association 'Extramuros', alongside a motion on inspecting the ventilation of municipal pools.OCTOBER 2007After the ventilation works, the principle of compensationThe Council approved the principle of compensating the company MOTEC INGENIERIE for damages suffered during the modernization of the pool's boiler rooms and ventilation, and authorized the Mayor to sign a settlement.OCTOBER 1998Rates and risk-sharing in debateThe Council was asked to authorize the Mayor to sign the delegation agreement with France patinoires S.A.; Ms BILLARD objected to an effective date preceding the vote and noted that the 20th arrondissement council had voted against it, Ms DURAND put forward an entry price of 34 francs and a closure for works in 1998-1999 whose cost would be borne by the City, and Mr AUTEXIER stated that the City was committing to cover any deficit.JANUARY 1998Paris's only Olympic pool, according to the deputy mayorDebate on the principle of the delegation: the deputy mayor stated that Vallerey was the only pool in Paris with an Olympic-size pool, that it recorded 160,756 admissions in 1996, and that the delegate operator paid back to the City the entirety of its operating profit.APRIL 1997The City subsidizes rent collected by its own concessionaireThe Council examined a compensatory grant of 1,504,203 francs covering the rent owed by the French Swimming Federation and two committees for their premises in the aquatic stadium, run under concession by the company France Patinoire; Mr RIOU announced that the Socialist and allied group would vote against.3 more moments, 2002–2008
NOVEMBER 2008The facility hosts the Junior Multinations TournamentA €20,000 grant was awarded to the French Swimming Federation to organize the Junior Multinations swimming tournament at the pool.JULY 2003According to the deputy mayor for Sports, works delayed for lack of allocated fundingThe Council extended the delegation by one year: the deputy mayor for Sports explained that the works incumbent on the local authority had not been carried out because the funds had not been allocated, and that the extension should allow them to be completed before rates are revised.JULY 2002The 50-meter pool's water treatment needs to be brought up to codeThe Council approved the principle of bringing the water-treatment system of the 50-meter pool up to code and authorized the Mayor to sign the corresponding works contract, awarded through an open call for tenders.Other places · Sport & swimming
