Government & Semi Government Offices
Solan is a district headquarter town. It has a number of district level officers & their offices located here. Almost all key departments are having their offices located here. A good number of offices are running in Govt. buildings. These are :-
- Mini Secretariat containing D.C. Office, S.P. Office, SDM Office, NIC, DYSSO, District Statistical Office, D.R.O., Copying Agency, DRDA, Zila Parishad, District Treasury Office, ASP, DSP, DF&SC etc.
- PWD circle office near hospital on tank road. It houses the office of S.E., HP PWD, Solan circle.
- Public Works Department complex on Solan bye pass. It has offices of Executive Engineer (National Highways), Executive Engineer, HP PWD Solan Division, Assistant Engineer Horticulture Sub Division etc.
- District Industries Centre at Chambaghat. It has offices of GM, Industries and Mining Officer. Residential colony is also located along with.
- Tehsil Office at Kotla Nallah on Rajgarh road. It has also residential colony along with
- District Public Relations Office near Gurudwara at Saproon
- Town & Country Planning Office near Dohri Dwar on Barog Bye-pass
- XEN, Public & Health office near Dohri Dwar on Barog bye pass
- Deputy Director, Animal Husbandry on Jaunaji road
- District Agriculture office & District Horticulture office at Chambaghat
- Chief Medical Officer's Office at Chambaghat
- District Education Office (Primary & Secondary) at Chambaghat
- Offices of HPSEB near Power House at Saproon
- District Courts on the Mall road near Saproon
- MC Solan near Thodo Ground
A number of Central Govt. Offices too have their own departmental buildings. However, many offices are running in privately rented buildings too.
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