The Cojop des Alpes 2030 held its first of six public meetings on Wednesday, September 30, in the town of Thônes in the Haute-Savoie region of France. The event aimed to gather input from local residents on plans for the future development of the Alpine area. However, many attendees left the meeting feeling unsatisfied, as key concerns such as traffic management and financial support were not adequately addressed. The Cojop des Alpes 2030 is a regional planning initiative focused on developing sustainable strategies for the Alpine region over the next decade. The group includes representatives from local governments, environmental organizations, and other stakeholders. The meetings are intended to provide a platform for residents to voice their opinions and contribute to the planning process. Despite the organizers’ efforts to engage the public, several residents expressed frustration over the lack of clear answers to their questions. Many had hoped for more detailed information on how the proposed developments would impact daily life, including transportation and funding for local projects. Some attendees felt their concerns were not given enough attention during the meeting. The second public meeting is scheduled to take place in a different location in the region, offering another opportunity for residents to participate in the planning process. The organizers have emphasized the importance of continued dialogue with the community as they work towards shaping the future of the Alpine region.