Services

Infrastructure & Public Works

We build and maintain the physical foundation of the district, ensuring safe and reliable connectivity for all residents and farmers.

Road Network Maintenance: Continuous grading and rehabilitation of rural feeder roads and bridges using our dedicated fleet of earthmoving equipment.
Capital Development: Designing and constructing modern public facilities to serve expanding rural communities.
Plant & Fleet Management: Maintaining the council’s heavy machinery to ensure uninterrupted service delivery.

Access to clean water and a hygienic environment is a fundamental right. We manage essential WASH infrastructure to protect public health.

Water Security: Deploying council-owned borehole drilling rigs and water bowsers to drought-prone wards.
Solid Waste Management: Operating systematic refuse collection using modern compactors at rapidly expanding growth points like Mahusekwa and Masomera.
Public Health Protection: Maintaining community dip tanks and monitoring public water systems.

We are deeply committed to the holistic wellbeing of our communities, bridging the gap in rural healthcare access.

Primary Healthcare: Equipping, managing, and staffing 19 rural health clinics across the district.
Emergency Response: Coordinating local ambulance services for swift transportation from remote clinics to major hospitals.
Social Protection: Running welfare programs targeting vulnerable populations, youth, and women, backed by our status as a Center of Excellence for Gender Mainstreaming.

We manage the district’s land resources to promote organized, safe, and legal development in line with the Marondera Rural District Master Plan 2024.

Land Allocation: Surveying and distributing residential, commercial, and agro-residential stands.
Building Inspectorate: Enforcing structural safety standards and local building codes for all new developments.
Development Control: Ensuring organized urbanization at our major rural service centers.

Protecting our highveld ecosystem and our critical 60-dam watershed is vital for the long-term survival of our agricultural economy.

Veldt Fire Prevention: Leading aggressive district-wide fire awareness campaigns and enforcing fireguard construction.
Resource Regulation: Monitoring the sustainable extraction of timber, sand, and quarry materials.
Climate Resilience: Promoting climate-smart agriculture and strict anti-deforestation measures.

We strive to create a thriving environment for rural businesses and investors to operate smoothly and profitably.

Business Licensing: Issuing operating licenses and managing vendor markets to stimulate safe, formal commerce.
Investment Facilitation: Structuring Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) for agro-processing and infrastructure projects.
SME Support: Empowering local entrepreneurs with designated commercial workspaces at rural growth points.