Ablekuma NORTH Municipal Assembly

In response to the recent floods and in line with the Government's commitment to restoring clean, safe, and healthy communities, the Ablekuma North Municipal Assembly participated in the National Cleaning Exercise under the theme, "Our Actions, Our Future: Cleaning Ghana After the Floods."

The exercise brought together government officials, Assembly Members, staff of the Assembly, security agencies, sanitation workers, community leaders, and residents in a united effort to clear silted drains, remove refuse, desilt gutters, and clean flood-prone areas across the municipality.

This initiative underscores the shared responsibility of every citizen in maintaining a clean environment, preventing flooding, and safeguarding public health. By working together today, we are building a cleaner, safer, and more resilient Ghana for future generations.

The Ablekuma North Municipal Assembly extends its appreciation to all stakeholders and volunteers whose dedication and active participation contributed to the success of the exercise.

A clean environment is everyone's responsibility. Together, let's keep Ablekuma North clean, healthy, and flood-free.

Pursuant to the directive of the President, the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) has released relief items to the Ablekuma North Municipal Assembly to provide immediate assistance to persons affected by the recent flooding.

The relief intervention forms part of the Government’s commitment to supporting affected communities and ensuring the timely delivery of humanitarian assistance while recovery efforts continue.

The Assembly continues to encourage residents to remain vigilant, observe safety advisories, and cooperate with relevant authorities as recovery and flood mitigation efforts continue.

The Aftermath: Ongoing Post-Rain Cleanup Operations in the Municipality. Day and Night

In line with the Government’s renewed commitment to mitigating flooding across the country, the National Anti-Flood Task Force undertook a reconnaissance (recce) exercise of flood-prone hotspots within the Ablekuma North.

The Ablekuma North Municipal Assembly met with the Parliamentary Committee on Local Government and Rural Development to present updates on the Assembly’s development agenda and ongoing projects.

The presentation provided a comprehensive overview of the progress made on key infrastructural and social development initiatives across the municipality. It highlighted major achievements, outlined challenges encountered during implementation, and presented revised timelines for the completion of ongoing projects.

The Ablekuma North Municipal Assembly has commenced grading and spot improvement works at the Dansoman and Darkuman Junction as part of its ongoing efforts to improve road infrastructure within the municipality.

The intervention is aimed at restoring deteriorated sections of the road, improving driving conditions, enhancing road safety, and ensuring smoother movement for motorists and pedestrians.

The Ablekuma North Municipal Assembly successfully convened the Second Ordinary Meeting of the Third Session of the Third Assembly, bringing together Assembly Members and Heads of Departments and Units to deliberate on matters of public interest and the continued development of the municipality.

The Regional Chief Director of the Greater Accra Regional Coordinating Council (RCC) paid a working visit to the Ablekuma North Municipal Assembly to engage with management and staff.