The unit manages the upkeep of Council facilities and public electrical infrastructure. Its specific functions include:

• Maintaining streetlights and traffic lights
• Conducting repair works on public buildings and utilities
• Managing contracts for maintenance and electrical works
• Monitoring compliance with safety standards in electrical systems

The Quantity Surveying Unit handles cost planning and control for engineering projects. Its functions include:

• Preparing bills of quantities, cost estimates, and tender documents
• Advising on contract administration and valuations
• Monitoring project costs against budget projections

This unit is managed by a Quantity Surveyor.

This unit provides architectural and design services for public infrastructure projects. It performs the following functions:

• Develops architectural drawings and technical specifications for buildings
• Supervises construction projects to ensure design compliance
• Advises on aesthetic and functional planning for Council structures

The unit is led by a District Architect.

This unit is responsible for the planning and maintenance of public green spaces. Its core functions include:

• Landscaping and beautifying public spaces, parks, and gardens
• Maintaining Council recreational areas and monuments
• Supporting events that promote public use of open spaces

antity Surveyor.

This unit is responsible for the construction and maintenance of the district’s local road network and drainage systems. The unit performs the following functions:

• Designs and supervises the construction of roads and drainages
• Oversees routine road maintenance and rehabilitation
• Supports implementation of CDF-funded infrastructure projects
• Coordinates procurement and project execution for road works

The Mechanical Services Unit oversees Council’s fleet, machinery, and specialised mechanical infrastructure. Its responsibilities include: 

• Maintaining and repairing Council vehicles and heavy machinery
• Operating dredging, ferry, and pontoon services
• Managing the Council workshop and maintaining equipment logs

The Fire and Rescue Services Unit is currently responsible for providing fire and rescue services to safeguard lives and property. The unit performs the following specific functions:

• Provides firefighting and rescue services.
• Conducts training on firefighting and rescue services to build capacity.
• Conducts research on fire and rescue services.
• Inspects premises and provides advice on fire prevention.
• Collaborates with relevant stakeholders on infrastructure design for fire safety.
• Facilitates the repair and maintenance of firefighting vehicles and machinery.

The unit is headed by the Divisional Fire Officer and assisted by the Station Officer.

The Rural Water and Sanitation Unit currently coordinates the provision of water supply in rural areas to make it available to consumers. Additionally, it oversees the provision of sanitation services in peri-urban and rural areas to safeguard the health of communities and the environment. The unit performs the following specific functions:

1. Coordinates the designs for water supply and onsite sanitation facilities to ensure compliance with guidelines and national standards.
2. Coordinates the provision of water supply services in rural areas to ensure safe and clean water.
3. Coordinates the operations of onsite sanitation services and private sanitation providers in rural and peri-urban areas to safeguard the health of communities and the environment.
4. Facilitates the maintenance of equipment and infrastructure for the provision of water supply and sanitation services in peri-urban and rural areas to ensure smooth operations.

The unit is managed by the Water and Sanitation Engineer.