September 2020 – Freetown City Council

FCC Conducts Public Space Clean Up as we Continue to Work to Keep Freetown Clean

FCC News, SEPTEMBER 2020 / Valena Macewen

If you passed by Congo Cross Bridge today, you would have seen our sanitation team cleaning the environs, particularly the illegal dumpsite that had been created there. Our team, which comprised the Councillors of the Sanitation committee, sanitary inspectors, MET police tricycle youth groups and public space cleaning monitors, also engaged the surrounding informal community […]

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FCC to Start Digital Town Hall Initiative

FCC News, SEPTEMBER 2020 / Valena Macewen

FCC has been able to secure some funds for development in 30 of the 48 wards (to be randomly selected) and we want to engage directly with you, our residents, about how you want to use those funds to meet needs in your localities. In light of the on-going COVID-19 pandemic, we will start this

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Phase 2 of FCC’s Flood Mitigation Ends

SEPTEMBER 2020 / Valena Macewen

This week, we ended phase two of our 2020 #FloodMitigation activities! In this phase, 21 of our 48 wards benefitted and we cleared 56 locations prone to flooding during heavy rains! Thank you to our partners EU, Irish Aid, RSLAF, CRS and Caritas for helping us clear drains, bridges, culverts and other waterways and immediately

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FCC Continues Community Engagement and Enforcement on Sanitation

Uncategorized / Valena Macewen

Today, our sanitation teams made up of sanitary inspectors, tricycle operators and Metropolitan Officers, were in the east of the city engaging traders and shop owners on the need to keep their surroundings clean. The teams visited shops and petty traders between Up Gun and Ferry Junction, along Bai Bureh Road, which is probably the

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