Guwahati, October 30: The Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC) has reviewed several civic development proposals, including the installation of CCTV cameras at garbage-vulnerable locations, renovation of public toilets and improvement of market infrastructure, during its 67th Mayor-in-Council meeting.
The meeting, held on October 27 at the Conference Hall of Poura Seva Bhawan in Betkuchi, Guwahati, focused on assessing the progress of ongoing development projects and addressing key administrative matters related to municipal services.
Among the major issues discussed was the proposed installation of CCTV surveillance systems at locations vulnerable to improper garbage dumping. The initiative is aimed at strengthening monitoring of such areas and supporting better waste management across the city.
The council also examined proposals for renovating public toilets and developing market infrastructure to improve essential civic facilities for residents. Library facilities across municipal wards were another important subject of discussion, reflecting efforts to expand access to community resources.
Other initiatives reviewed during the meeting included Swachh Durga Puja and Purple City Campaign 2.0, along with additional proposals concerning urban development and municipal administration.
The discussions also highlighted the need to address implementation-related challenges and improve coordination among the departments responsible for carrying out civic projects.
The civic body placed particular emphasis on monitoring developmental activities and strengthening the delivery of public services to ensure that ongoing initiatives translate into improvements for city residents.
The 67th Mayor-in-Council meeting formed part of GMC’s continuing efforts to address urban challenges, improve municipal infrastructure and promote sustainable development across Guwahati.
