Ayawaso East Assembly Tightens Security Enforcement

In a bid to enhance security and ensure the safety of all residents, the Ayawaso East Municipal Assembly has taken a significant step by engaging with the Ghana Police Service.

Last Monday, the newly appointed Ghana Police Liaison Officer paid a courtesy call to the assembly, marking the beginning of a promising partnership.

During the meeting, the assembly and the Police Liaison Officer had fruitful discussions on enhancing security within the municipality.

The talks focused on improving collaboration between the assembly and the police to address security concerns and ensure the safety of all residents.

The Police Liaison Officer reassured the assembly of their availability and commitment to addressing security concerns, particularly within the Zongo community.

The Zongo community, like many other urban areas, faces unique security challenges. The Police Liaison Officer’s commitment to addressing these concerns is a welcome development.

By working together, the assembly and the police can identify and implement effective solutions to enhance security and reduce crime in the area.

The partnership between the Ayawaso East Municipal Assembly and the Ghana Police Service is a step in the right direction according to the Assembly.

The courtesy call by the Ghana Police Liaison Officer to the Ayawaso East Municipal Assembly marks the beginning of a promising partnership.

By working together in addressing security concerns, enhance collaboration, and create a safer environment for all residents.