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The municipality makes publications and documents available, including performance agreements, annual reports, budgets, reports, municipal policies, revenue information, resolutions and quarterly reports.
The website provides a section for other government opportunities.
The municipality makes municipal services available, including revenue, electricity, refuse removal, roads and stormwater, licensing, property, libraries, museums, halls, housing and a Mayoral Fee application.
The website provides a section linking to other government opportunities.
The municipality makes publications and official documents available, including performance agreements, annual reports, budgets, the IDP, municipal policies, SDBIP documents, quarterly reports, bylaws and other listed records.
The municipality makes information and access available for municipal services including revenue, electricity, refuse removal, roads and stormwater, licensing, property, libraries, museums, halls, Mayoral Fee application and housing.
The municipality publishes news items through its Latest RNM News section, including the Reynolds Street Revamp page.
The website provides general notices, town planning notices, intention-to-award tender notices, intention-to-amend or extend notices and the general valuation roll.
Suppliers and vendors can apply to be registered on the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality Supplier Database by completing the form and submitting it with the required supporting documentation. Approved applicants receive a Supplier Database Registration Code, but registration does not guarantee business opportunities.
Applicants can use this form to apply for municipal consent to host an event by providing event, organiser, venue, date, size and type details, describing the event, and attaching the required supporting information.
The newsletter identifies Trafalgar, Marina, Ramsgate, St. Michaels, Umzumbe, Southport and Hibberdene as full Blue Flag beaches available for coastal recreation and tourism.
The National Anti-Corruption Hotline is for reporting allegations of corruption in the Public Service. Anyone may make a disclosure, including anonymously, by providing as much detail as possible about who, what, when, where, why and how. The hotline is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and callers may use South Africa's eleven official languages.
