Share this post Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn LATEST NEWS https://fcc.gov.sl/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/IMG_3086.mp4
How Far #TransformFreetown Has Come Read More »
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
FCC Continues Community Engagement and Enforcement on Sanitation Read More »
The general public is hereby informed that Freetown City Council has taken over the management of the sewage network in the city’s central business district (CBD) effective January 1 2020Freetown City Council is in the course of taking the following steps to improve the management of the sewage network: Carrying out a comprehensive survey of
Freetown City Council has taken over the Management of the CBD sewage network Read More »
Today, Mayor Aki-Sawyerr launched FCC’s latest innovative platform in the presence of FCC Councillors and staff at the Mayor’s Parlour. The website – www.discoverfreetown.sl – will help residents and visitors of Freetown to learn about events and businesses in the city. The website supports the city’s TransformFreetown tourism target, as it will boost patronage and in turn revenues for
FCC Launches New Website: www.discoverfreetown.sl Read More »
Freetown City Council wishes to apologize to the general public for the overflow of sewage from the sewage network at several locations in the central business district. These locations include various points along Charlotte Street and Wallace Johnson Street (Big Market, Government Bookshop and King Jimmy Bridge). In addition to maintenance works carried out earlier
Public Notice on the Sewage Overflow in Various Parts of the Central Business District Read More »
Today, African Regional Director of C40 Cities, Hastings Chikoko, commenced a two-day visit to Freetown City Council (FCC). The visit marks the official inception of Freetown’s membership of C40 Cities – an international network of cities including London, New York Paris, Johannesburg, who are leading the way towards a healthier and more sustainable future. The
C40 African Regional Director Pays a Visit to the Mayor Read More »
To mark World Diabetes Day, which is today November 14, Freetown City Council provided free screening for diabetes for 100 market women across four markets. The screenings, which happened on November 12 & 13, 2019, were carried out by Parene Healthcare, one of the partners in the Health Sector Working Group. The screening exercises took
FCC Provides Free Screening for World Diabetes Day Read More »
Issue date 30th May, 2019 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL MUNICIPAL PROPERTY TAX COLLECTION AGENCY SERVICES The Freetown City Council (FCC) is requesting proposals from professional collection agencies (Service Provider) to provide collection enforcement services to facilitate payments on current and delinquent domestic and commercial municipal taxes owed to the Freetown City Council. The FCC needs
Request for Proposal: Municipal Property Tax Collection Agency Services Read More »
The Mayor of Freetown recently awarded financial aid to fifty students living and schooling in Freetown as part of the prizes awarded to the five most improved zones in the first edition of the Cleanest Zone Competition. The funds are meant to help the families of the beneficiaries cover non-tuition costs, such as costs of
Mayor Offers Scholarships to Fifty Students as Part of Cleanest Zone Prizes Read More »
11th May 2019 marks one year since Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr was sworn into office as the Mayor of Freetown. Her campaign promise of transformation encompassed three focus areas – “for wi community, for wi progress, for wi Fritong”. Through a comprehensive consultation exercise with experience, knowledge and expertise drawn in from all quarters, these commitments have
One Year On: Mayor Aki-Sawyerr’s Efforts to #TransformFreetown Read More »