Mufumbwe Town Council ensures regular waste collection and disposal through the Keep Zambia Clean, Green and Healthy Campaign, promoting a clean environment in communities, markets and public spaces.
The Council supports access to clean and safe drinking water through the drilling, rehabilitation and monitoring of community boreholes/WaterSchemes, especially in underserved areas.
Mufumbwe Town Council issues key statutory licences including:
Trade licences
Health permits
Liquor licences
Firearm licences
Marriage certificates
Fire safety certificates
These help regulate business activities and ensure public health and safety compliance.
Responsible for land allocation, zoning and urban planning, the Council ensures orderly development, approves building plans, and prevents illegal settlements.
Through the Engineering Department, Mufumbwe Town Council rehabilitates and maintains feeder roads to improve accessibility to communities, farms, schools and public institutions.
The Council provides public library services to promote literacy, access to information, educational support and community learning.
The Council provides and manages market stalls, shops, and trading spaces to support local businesses and improve economic activity within Mufumbwe District.
Mufumbwe Town Council runs early childhood centres and provides social welfare services, including support to vulnerable groups through community development initiatives.
The Council manages land distribution for residential, commercial and industrial purposes in line with national land policies and local development plans.
The Council handles the burial of unclaimed bodies and destitute individuals, ensuring dignity and compliance with public health regulations.
Through the Public Health Section, the Council conducts stray dog control activities to prevent dog-related diseases, protect the public, and maintain sanitation standards.
The Council operates Mufumbwe Council Lodge, offering accommodation and hospitality services that support local tourism, travelers, and public functions.
The Council conducts community sensitisation campaigns on HIV/AIDS prevention, gender equality, human rights awareness, and protection of vulnerable groups.