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Subventions aux associations pour 2017.

September 2, 2016

Subventions aux associations pour 2017.
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Avis aux associations,
Le Pôle de Développement Humain, Direction Jeunesse et Sports, Culture, Vie Associative de la Collectivité de Saint-Martin avise les associations que les dossiers de demande de subventions pour l’année 2017 sont à retirer à partir du 1er septembre 2016 et à déposer avant le 25 novembre 2016, auprès du service Vie associative, situé à l’annexe bord de mer de la collectivité, rue de la Liberté à Marigot.
Date de clôture des dépôts : le vendredi 25 novembre 2016 à 12h00. Délai de rigueur.

Pour toute information complémentaire, veuillez contacter le service au 0590 29 59 26.

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