Commune de Dammartin-en-Goële

The Commune deDammartin-en-Goële, also referred to as the Ville de Dammartin-en-Goële, is a French municipality that delivers a range of local public services to the residents and businesses within its territorial boundaries. These services include civil registration, urban planning, maintenance of communal roads and public spaces, management of local schools and social assistance programs, and oversight of municipal police or safety initiatives. As a territorial collectivity, it operates under the provisions of the French General Code of Territorial Collectivities and is governed by an elected municipal council headed by a mayor. The commune also facilitates local democratic processes by organizing public consultations and maintaining official records of municipal deliberations. Its administrative offices serve as a point of contact for residents seeking assistance with everyday civic matters. The commune’s primary market is the local population of Dammartin-en-Goële and the economic actors operating within its jurisdiction.

As a basic administrative unit of the French state, the commune is responsible for translating national legislation and policies into local action while managing communal assets and budgets. It does not appear to have a parent organization or subsidiary structure based on the available information. In May 2024, the commune suffered a major cyberattack in which Russian‑speaking threat actors deployed Lockbit 3.0 ransomware against its servers, encrypting critical files and forcing several municipal services into degraded mode. The incident prompted an ongoing investigation by the commune’s IT teams and the gendarmerie’s cyber unit, alongside efforts to restore systems and assess the full scope of the breach. The municipality has publicly acknowledged the significant disruption caused by the attack while emphasizing that investigations are still underway to determine the full extent of any data compromise.