The Office of the Chief Finance Officer | Ishmaila Bah The Finance Department of the Freetown City Council controls expenditures and obligations (including operating expenses, debt, payroll) receipting and depositing all local revenues and city rates. What We Do The Finance Officer ensures that all payment vouchers are prepared according to laid down procedures and that […]
The Procurement Unit Officer/ Tommy Steven Sandi The Procurement Officer ensures that all procuring entities establish procurement units with persons trained and knowledgeable in procurement and charged with carrying out, on an ongoing basis, functions related to procurement. What We Do The department develops, implement and review the City Council’s Procurement Strategy and associated policies
The Information, Education, and Communication Officer | Koma Hassan-Kamara The Department of Information, Education and Communication is a trusted overseer of information technology and promoter for innovation. Enabling city operations by constantly providing consistent and secure services, innovative solutions, and best customer service. What We Do: The Information Officer is responsible for performing all technology and
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Chief Administrator / Raman Tom The Department of the Freetown City Council (FCC) Administration ensures the efficient performance of all departments within the FCC. The department supervises and coordinates the activities of the other staff and Departments of the local council. What we do The Chief Administrative Officer is responsible for financial and other resource management
One of the #TransformFreetown Sanitation targets is “to ensure that at least 60% of solid and liquid waste is safely collected, managed and disposed of”. In order to address the liquid waste element of that target, with funding from FCDO and with GOAL SL as implementing partner, FCC built and started operating Freetown’s first ever
In a heartwarming display of community spirit, the Freetown City Council orchestrated a delightful New Year’s Party that brought joy to the lives of approximately 150 children. The event, held on the 8th of January, proved to be a resounding success, leaving an indelible mark on the young attendees and fostering a sense of unity
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On the solemn occasion of the 25th anniversary of the tragic events of January 6th, 1999, Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr joined the executive committee and members of the War Amputees and War Wounded Association. The gathering, hosted by Melqosh Mission International, an organization led by Pastor Faith Okafor-Smart, is dedicated to serving amputees and children of
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It’s International Women’s Day! Freetown is joining 23 other global cities in The Carter Center’s Inform Women, Transform Lives campaign to advance women’s fundamental right of access to information. Freetown is committed to empowering women through information! #Info4Women #IWD2023@theyeamathompson Information is the key! With information, women have the power to access city services that benefit
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