
Wellington Explosion Aftermath, FCC’s Disaster Response Continues
In the aftermath of the Wellington explosion, FCC’s Disaster Response Continues It has been a little over three months since the tragic fuel tanker explosion
All Freetonians have a role to play in the transformation of our city
Payment of property tax by all is a crucial foundation for Freetown’s transformation. Revenues will be used to fund critical public services across the city – from building a sustainable waste management system to improving the city’s road infrastructure.
Annually, all property owners are required to pay tax and each should receive a rate demand notice detailing payment amounts. Payments must be made to the bank and can be paid in up to three installments:
Payment deadline: 30th September
In cases of non-payment, Freetown City Council will take action through penalties, court hearings and potential seizure of property.
If you have not received a rate demand notice by 1st September or would like to make any other enquiry, please visit us at the council, contact us on +232 76 404 979 or fill out a form below.
In the aftermath of the Wellington explosion, FCC’s Disaster Response Continues It has been a little over three months since the tragic fuel tanker explosion
Please donate here to help provide support to the families of the victims of the tragic fuel tanker explosion in Freetown.