Municipal Services Work in Rental Properties
Tbilisi. Transparency International Georgia has requested information from all municipalities of Georgia, except Tbilisi, on the ownership of the buildings where the City Hall, the City Council and/or other municipal-funded institutions are located. “According to the information that we received, 22 out of the 63 municipalities do not have a sufficient number of properties to carry out their duties. The Tsalka Municipality is the only municipality that does not even own the building in which its City Hall / City Council is based and instead uses a state-owned property for free. In certain cases, municipalities have to rent a property for the operation of kindergartens, individual services, and municipal legal entities”, is noted in the statement.
Source: www.transparency.ge
