The Glow lamp Landlords and Residents Association raised several critical issues, including:

Security: Highlighting the need for enhanced safety measures within the community.

Road and Drain Conditions: Addressing the deteriorating state of infrastructure that affects daily life.

Sanitation: Emphasizing the importance of maintaining clean and healthy environments.

In response, the MCE reaffirmed the Assembly’s readiness to collaborate closely with resident associations to tackle these pressing challenges.

Engineer Quaye stressed the significance of strong partnerships in several key areas, including:

Compliance with Property Rate Payments: Encouraging timely payments to support municipal services.

Acquisition of Building Permits: Streamlining processes to facilitate development.

Regulation of Signage: Ensuring that signage adheres to municipal standards.

Revenue-Related Initiatives: Focusing on strategies that enhance the Assembly’s operational effectiveness.

The MCE therefore assured residents of the Assembly’s unwavering commitment to bringing services closer to the people and promoting inclusive local governance.

The MCE thanked the Glow lamp Landlords and Residents Association for their warm reception and the fruitful discussions that took place.