Livingstone City Council
 Logo of Livingstone City Council | |
| Formation | 1928 |
|---|---|
| City | Livingstone |
| Country | Zambia |
| Headquarters | Livingstone City Council Headquarters, Livingstone |
| Leader | Mayor |
| Main organ | City Council |
The Livingstone City Council is the local government authority responsible for the administration and governance of Livingstone, known as the tourist capital housing Victoria Falls. The city administration dates back to 1928 when the town appointed its first governor, establishing formal governance.
History
The administration of Livingstone began in 1928 with the appointment of its first governor. Over time, the council has developed to provide governance, urban planning, and public service delivery aligned with national policies.
Functions and Responsibilities
Livingstone City Council is mandated to deliver municipal services including sanitation, road maintenance, public health, licensing, community development, and urban planning. It ensures lawful regulation of commerce, animal control, environmental management, and maintains public amenities such as parks and health facilities. The council functions under the Local Government Act, promoting local democratic governance and community participation.
Governance Structure
The council comprises elected councillors representing wards within the city. It is led by Mayor Constance Nalishebo Muleabai, supported by a City Administrator. The council executes policy implementation, service delivery, and development initiatives.
Departments
Key departments include Town Clerk's Office, Human Resources, Finance, City Planning, Engineering Services, Legal Services, Public Health, Housing and Social Services, Livestock Development, and Health Services. Each department focuses on specialized areas to support city management and service provision.
