Waste and cleanliness · City Office of Hygiene, sanitation and environment
Waste collection at risk as few households pay the fee
The hygiene and sanitation brigade says it removed the garbage of 7,817 households between the end of January and the end of May 2026, but only 1,800 of them paid the 3,000 FC fee. The city has more than 38,000 households. The lack of revenue threatens the continuity of garbage collection.
Being handled
- Received01/06/2026
- Taken in charge01/06/2026
- ResolvedWaiting
- 165days since the request
- 3 hto be taken in charge
- —to be resolved
- —resident’s satisfaction
What was reported
The hygiene and sanitation brigade says it removed the garbage of 7,817 households between the end of January and the end of May 2026, but only 1,800 of them paid the 3,000 FC fee. The city has more than 38,000 households. The lack of revenue threatens the continuity of garbage collection.
Translated by the AI assistant.
Original text
La brigade d’hygiène et d’assainissement dit avoir évacué les immondices de 7 817 ménages entre fin janvier et fin mai 2026, mais seuls 1 800 ont payé la redevance de 3 000 FC. La ville compte plus de 38 000 ménages. Le manque de recettes menace la continuité du ramassage.
Reported by Dalili B. John
What the City did
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01/06/2026 10:00 · Being handled
La brigade a retiré plus de 1 200 tonnes de déchets du lac en avril 2026 et demande l’appui des autorités.
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01/06/2026 07:00 · Received
Problème signalé par Dalili B. John (veille citoyenne par Initiative pour la Gouvernance de Proximité, CERC).
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