The issue of how to secure and calm **Avenue Jean-Jaurès** in the town of Castelnau-le-Lez has returned to the attention of the local municipal council after heavy rains on September 30 caused damage to part of the avenue, raising concerns about its structural safety. The damage has led to alternating traffic and safety measures being put in place. This topic had previously caused disagreement during the recent municipal election campaign, with candidates proposing different solutions, such as keeping the avenue open for two-way traffic or trying one-way traffic to improve safety and reduce congestion. In response to the situation, the elected officials have decided to create the first extra-municipal commission of the current term, which will be entirely focused on **Avenue Jean-Jaurès**. This commission was promised during the campaign by the mayor, Julien Miro, and is meant to begin a "collective reflection on the development and safety" of the avenue. The mayor will lead the commission, which will include representatives from each minor political list, officials involved in the issue, and twenty residents, association representatives, and socio-economic actors, chosen after a public call for applications. Julien Miro assured that the local association Jaurès sans stress, which has been highly active in advocating for improvements on the avenue, would have "an important place" in the commission. Julien Miro confirmed the existence of a "risk of collapse" and the implementation of a detour for traffic. While he prefers to plan for up to three months of construction, the mayor estimates that the actual duration of the work could be shorter than expected. The commission’s formation marks a significant step toward addressing the long-term challenges facing **Avenue Jean-Jaurès**, aiming to balance safety concerns with the needs of the local community.