Members of Council
CHAIRMAN COUNCILLOR HAZARIE RAMDEEN
- Representative for the District of Rio Claro North
- Chairman of the Regional Coordinating Committee
- Chairman of the Statutory Meeting Committee
VICE CHAIRMAN COUNCILLOR RAYMOND COZIER
- Representative for the District of Mayaro/Guayaguayare
- Chairman of the Finance, Planning & Allocation of Resources Committee
COUNCILLOR GLEN RAM
- Representative for the District of Biche/Charuma
- Chairman of Physical Infrastructure Committee
- Chairman of Sports, Education and Youth Affairs Committee
COUNCILLOR KESHRIE KISSOON
- Representative for the District of Cocal/Mafeking
- Chairman of the Personnel Committee
- Chairman of Public Safety, Disaster and Transport Committee
COUNCILLOR CYRILLA ZOLA COOPER
- Representative for the District of Rio Claro South/Cat's Hill
- Chairman of the Street Naming Committee
- Chairman of the Culture and Festivals Committee
COUNCILLOR SHAFFICK MOHAMMED
- Representative for the District of Ecclesville
- Chairman of the Public Health Committee
- Chairman of the Cemeteries and Parks Committee
ALDERMAN KOONJOO BOOCHOON
- Chairman of the Buildings Committee
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