Policies – Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality

Fleet Management Policy & Schedule of Vehicle Misuse Offences

25/03/2021 Communications

Fleet Management Policy 2020 (Published on 25 March 2021) Schedule of Offences and Penalties for Vehicle Misuse (Published on 25

Expanded Public Works Programme Projects (EPWP) – Implementation, Reporting , Documents & Procedures

26/02/2021 Communications

The Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) is a South African Government initiated programme aimed at creating 4.5 million work opportunities

Policies

Adopt a Park Policy and Application Form

19/11/202019/11/2020 Communications

Click here to download the PDF for Adopt a Park Policy Click here to download the PDF for Adopt a

Awarded BIDS / Tenders / Quotations BIDS Opening Registers Policies Tenders / BIDS Weekly Quotations

Supply Chain Management Policy (Version 13)

19/10/202020/10/2020 Communications

Click here to download the Supply Chain Management Policy Version 13 of 19 October 2020

Budget - IDP - SDBIP Notices Policies

Annual Levy, Rates & Tax Increases for 2020/2021: Water Charges, Property Rates, Sewer & Refuse Removal Costs

08/07/202008/07/2020 Communications

ADVERTISEMENT OF THE COUNCIL RESOLUTION PERTAINING TO LEVYING OF PROPERTY RATES 2020/2021 Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality in terms of section 14(3)

By-Laws Notices Policies

Access to Information Manual (PAIA) 2019

14/06/201914/06/2019 Communications

Click here to Download the PDF Document about the PAIA Manual for MMM (Updated June 2019) This Manual has been

Budget - IDP - SDBIP Notices Policies

Public Notice: Final Approved IDP, MTREF & Tariffs – 2019/20

03/06/201903/06/2019 Communications

Integrated Development Plan 2019/2020, Sectoral Plans and MTREF Budget 2019/2020 – 2021/2022 In terms of Chapter 5 of Municipal System

By-Laws Legislation Policies

Performance Agreements: 2018/2019

05/12/201811/12/2018 Communications

Performance Agreements required in terms of Section 57 (1) (b) of the Municipal Systems Act for the Year 2018/2019: City

Policies

Credit Control and Debt Collection Policy

03/08/2018 Communications

Click here to download the PDF for the Credit Control and Debt Collection Policy (Final- August 2018) This Policy applies

Policies

Supply Chain Management Policy

03/08/2018 Communications

Click here to download the PDF for the Supply Chain Management Policy (Approved and Effective from 1 July 2018) Effective

Budget - IDP - SDBIP Notices Policies

Public Notice: Final Approved IDP, MTREF & Tariffs – 2018/19

05/06/201812/06/2018 Communications

Public Notice: Final Approved Integrated Development Plan 2018/19, MTREF Budget 2018/19 – 2020/21 & Budget Related Policies In terms of

Notices Policies

Review & Rationalization of Policies

29/05/201801/06/2018 Communications

PUBLIC NOTICE: CALL FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS – 21 May 2018 – 15 June 2018 Notice is hereby given in accordance

Budget - IDP - SDBIP Policies

Public Notice: Draft Integrated Development Plan 2018/19, MTREF Budget 2018/19 – 2020/21 & Budget Related Policies

30/04/201810/05/2018 Communications

Public Notice: Draft Integrated Development Plan 2018/19, MTREF Budget 2018/19 – 2020/21 & Budget Related Policies Click here to download

Policies

Property Rates Policy 2018

14/02/201814/02/2018 Communications

Property Rates Policy 2018 Click here to download the Policy for Property Rates Approved at the Council Meeting of 31

By-Laws Legislation Policies

Performance Agreements: 2017/2018

01/12/201701/12/2017 Communications

Performance Agreements required in terms of Section 57 (1) (b) of the Municipal Systems Act for the Year 2017/2018: Cllr.

Policies

Delegations of Powers Policy

04/08/2017 Communications

Click here to download the PDF on the Delegations of Powers Policy The municipality has all the powers assigned to

By-Laws Legislation Policies

By-Laws Updated (36 Documents)

13/07/2016 Communications

Click here to download the Compressed ZIP file that contains all UPDATED Documents on By-Laws (36 Documents – 13 July

Budget - IDP - SDBIP Policies

Policies and By-Laws Approved with the Budget by Council on June 2016

15/06/2016 Communications

Click here to download the Compressed ZIP file containing all 6 Documents pertaining to the Policies and By-Laws Approved with

Notices Policies

Call for Public Comments: Extended Public Works Programme Policy (EPWP)

18/04/2016 Communications

Click here to download the PDF on the EPWP Policy Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of

By-Laws Policies

Policies and By-Laws Approved with the Budget by Council on 25 June 2015

04/12/2015 Communications

Click here to download the Compressed ZIP file containing all 7 Documents pertaining to the Policies and By-Laws Approved with

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Our LOGO with Three Pillars and their respective Curves and Lines provides a reference to the City Skyline and Historical Architecture. The future is our Metropolitan City.

The Left ORANGE Pillar indicates Inspiration – Mangaung is both Changeable and Adaptable. The color of thought represents social communication and is therefore stimulating two way conversations. It aids in the assimilation of new ideas and frees the spirit of its limitations, giving us the freedom to be ourselves. At the same time it encourages self-respect and respect for others. It serves to be a warm and inviting color that is both physically and mentally stimulating to get people thinking and talking.

The BLACK Centre Pillar with Line indicates the Centrality – Mangaung is rooted as being in the Centre of South Africa. The color of authority represents strength, seriousness, power, authority and stability. It is a formal, elegant, authoritative and prestigious color that evokes strong ambitions. It’s precense creates a boosting confidence and also contributes by increasing the sense of potential and possibility.

The GREEN Right Pillar with Curve Line indicates Growth – Mangaung is growing towards a Future of Citizen-Centric Government. The color of life represents renewal, nature, energy and is part of growth, harmony, freshness, safety, fertility and the environment. It has healing power and is restful, relaxing and can help enhance vision and endurance. It is also responsible for attributes that brings hope, health, adventure, renewal, self-control, compassion and harmony.

We now have a total of 7 Official Cities / Towns / Establishments in our Mangaung Metro Community and Welcome all Citizens to ‘AT THE HEART OF IT ALL’

With Bloemfontein, Botshabelo & Thaba Nchu already part of our Metro, the following Towns/Settlements are now incorporated into the Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality after the Municipal Elections of 3 August 2016.

· Soutpan (Previously part of Masilonyana Local Municipality) Tel: +27 51 831 1115

· Dewetsdorp (Previously part of Naledi Local Municipality) Tel: +27 51 541 0012

· Van Stadensrus (Previously part of Naledi Local Municipality) Tel: +27 51 584 1107

· Wepener (Previously part of Naledi Local Municipality) Tel: +27 51 583 1131

· Bloemfontein Regional Office (Previously part of Mangaung Local Municipality) Tel: +27 51 405 8911

· Botshabelo Regional Office (Previously part of Mangaung Local Municipality) Tel: +27 51 533 0500

· Thaba Nchu Regional Office (Previously part of Mangaung Local Municipality) Tel: +27 51 873 9700

We are incorporating all relevant information from different sources onto this Website, please feel free to send an e-mail if you do not find what you are looking for on this New Official Mangaung Metropolitan Website.