Gurgaon: Corporation of Gurgaon City (MCG) plans to establish a citizen facilitation center (CFC) at least 20 wards so that residents can easily utilize facilities.
Officials said that the project was estimated to cost Rs 1.29 Crore and.
will begin soon.
Board members have also increased demand to have CFCs in every ward in home meetings.
The MCG office in sector 34, 42 and civil lines already have CFCs other than about 15 wards.
Officials said that the CFC in the existing ward had been running from the office of the board members and community centers to facilitate the population and add more of these facilities to be for the convenience of the population.
“We have served a tender to make the cabin port for.
The new citizen facilitation center.
The work on the CFC will begin soon.
We have generated a new ID for this CFC operator and has also given them training to operate this facility,” said an MCG official.
“At present we have 15 CFCs other than the three in the MCG office.
About 20 other CFCs will be arranged to provide services to residents in their ward,” said MCG spokesman SS Rohilla.
Residents can submit property taxes, send applications for birth certificates and deaths, pay water bills, applications for Aadhar cards, registration of marriage and other city services in CFC.
“We have demanded that every ward do not have one CFC because it is not.
All residents can go to the CFC regulated at MCG,” said Kuldeep Yadav, member of the council number 29.
MCG to establish a citizen facilitation center in 20 wards
