Kiambu Municipality


Kiambu Municipality is a lively town in Kiambu County, Kenya, and is part of the Nairobi Metropolitan Region. Covering an area of 98.3 square kilometers, Kiambu had an urban population of 145,903 as per the 2019 census. As the capital of Kiambu County, the town is strategically located on Nairobi’s northern edge and borders key towns, including Ruiru, Gatundu, Limuru, and Kabete, reinforcing its role as a central hub within the region.

Public Disclosure Documents


KIAMBU MUNICIPAL CHARTER
KIAMBU CITIZEN FORA 2023-2024
KIAMBU CITIZEN FORA 2024-2025
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ON COUNTY FISCAL STRATEGIC PAPER 2023 AND MEDIUM-TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK BUDGET 20232024 – 20252026 GAZETTE NOTICE
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ON COUNTY ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN (ADP) GAZETTE NOTICE
INVITATION TO PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ON COUNTY ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN (ADP) GAZETTE NOTICE
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PRIORITIZATION OF MUNICIPAL PLANS 2024-2025 ANNOUNCEMENTS
KIAMBU BOARD MINUTES HELD ON 11 JULY, 2024
KIAMBU MUNICIPALITY PUBLIC PARTICIPATION MINUTES
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FORUM ON FISCAL STRATEGIC PAPER (2024) BUDGET ESTIMATES
KIAMBU BOARD MINUTES HELD ON 16TH MAY, 2024

The Municipal Manager’s primary role is to oversee the governance and management of the municipality and report to the Municipal Board in accordance with Section 28 of the Urban Areas and Cities Act (2011, amended 2019) and the Urban Areas and Cities (General) Regulations, 2022. The Municipal Manager reports directly to the Director of Municipal Partnerships and Coordination within the Department of Urban Areas Development and Administration. The core duties include, but are not limited to:

Key Responsibilities

  1. Support to Leadership: Assist the Director of Municipal Partnerships and Coordination and the Municipal Board(s) in fulfilling their mandate as per the Urban Areas and Cities Act (2011, Amended 2019), County Government Act (2012), and other relevant regulations.
  2. Managerial Oversight: Coordinate the administration and development of the municipality, working with stakeholders like the Sub-county Administrator and relevant county officers (e.g., sub-county engineer, planner, surveyor).
  3. Performance Reporting: Regularly update the County Executive Committee Member (CECM) and Chief Officer for Urban Areas Development and Administration via the Director of Municipal Partnerships and Coordination on municipality performance.
  4. Asset Management: Oversee the management of municipal assets, including office equipment, computers, development plans, and other assigned resources.
  5. Revenue Generation and Reporting: Contribute to municipal revenue generation, ensuring accurate and timely reporting, in collaboration with Sub-county Administrators.
  6. Procurement Coordination: Manage procurement for the municipality in partnership with the Municipal Board(s) and relevant urban development officers.
  7. Public Participation and Engagement: Facilitate public consultations for development projects with the Municipal Board, stakeholders, and communities to ensure regulatory compliance and sustainable development.
  8. Process Improvement: Develop effective work processes and procedures to enhance service delivery, responsiveness, and resolution of customer grievances.
  9. Human Resources Management: Administer and manage municipal staff in line with the Kiambu Human Resources Manual and relevant codes of conduct for public officers.

Additional Duties

  1. a) Administrative Oversight: Supervise all staff, monitor project performance, and ensure efficient operations within the municipality.
  2. b) Policy Development: Support the creation and adoption of governance policies, service charters, and by-laws for effective municipal administration.
  3. c) Integrated Development Programs: Collaborate with the board to create development programs and set targets for improved municipal services.
  4. d) Legislative Compliance: Implement County and national regulatory requirements as delegated by the county executive.
  5. e) Environmental Management: Ensure adherence to waste management and environmental sustainability regulations.
  6. f) Urban Development Controls: Establish systems for land use, zoning, and infrastructural development in collaboration with relevant stakeholders.
  7. g) Budget Preparation: Prepare work and procurement plans, budgets, and submit to the CECM for review, approval, and implementation.
  8. h) Revenue Collection: Enhance revenue collection for the county through applicable taxes, levies, and fees.
  9. i) Impact Monitoring: Track the effectiveness of municipal services, policies, and programs.
  10. j) Revenue Enhancement: Establish strategies to boost municipal revenue programs.
  11. k) Records Maintenance: Maintain accurate records, including performance reports, budgets, and project updates.
  12. l) Data Management: Create a comprehensive information system accessible to the Municipal Board and the County Executive, with public access provisions.
  13. m) Stakeholder Partnerships: Support Municipal Boards in forming partnerships for sustainable urban development initiatives.
  14. n) Public Health and Safety: Promote water, sanitation, air quality, and noise pollution management programs to improve local quality of life.
  15. o) Public Transport Regulation: Facilitate public transport regulation to reduce congestion and enhance mobility.
  16. p) Service Delivery Monitoring: Oversee board-provided services to ensure efficient and improved delivery.
  17. q) Governance Structures: Implement governance and performance management systems to support compliance with financial provisions.
  18. r) Regular Reporting: Submit work plans and reports to the CECM and Chief Officer for effective municipal performance monitoring.
  19. s) Other Duties: Perform additional tasks as assigned by the county government or as specified by applicable law.

These duties ensure the effective, sustainable management of municipal functions and contribute to the overall development of urban areas.

The Grievance redress mechanism Procedure allows stakeholders to raise issues, questions or concerns and grievances with the project. Kiambu County and the municipalities have addressed issues, questions, concerns and grievances in a prompt, respectful and responsive manner. Every stakeholder has the right to an effective grievance mechanism which will be free. The municipalities have addressed all Complaints received, regardless of whether they stem from real or perceived issues and whether the Complainant is named or anonymous. The statutory rights of the Complainant to undertake legal proceedings remain unaffected by participation in this process.

Through the effective GRM the programme will foster trust. To this end it will communicate this Procedure in an understandable manner to stakeholders. Confidentiality will be respected and Kiambu County will take all reasonable steps to protect parties to the process from retaliation.

Objectives of the GRM

  1. Establish a prompt, consistent and respectful mechanism for receiving, investigating and responding to Complaints from stakeholders;
  2. Ensure proper documentation of Complaints and any corrective actions taken; and
  3. Contribute to continuous improvement in performance through the analysis of trends and lessons learned.
  4. Enhance trust and confidence among stakeholders on KUSP interest to address their concerns hence promote project positive image.

Download the KUSP Grievance Redress Mechanism here.

John K. Njoroge
MUNICIPAL MANAGER

John Njoroge is a seasoned business strategist and corporate trainer with over 15 years of experience specializing in business development, business process improvement, and IT project management. He holds an MBA in Strategic Management from Kenya Methodist University and a Post-graduate Diploma in Theology from Africa International University.

Throughout his career, John has served in various leadership capacities across diverse sectors, leveraging his expertise to drive organizational growth and operational excellence. His background in business strategy, combined with his dedication to fostering team development, makes him a sought-after advisor and mentor in the business community.

In addition to his professional commitments, John serves as a Church Elder with the Presbyterian Church of East Africa, where he demonstrates his commitment to faith and community

Board Members


Antony Karanja Wamumbi
Chairman of the Board
Caroline Gathoni Muibu
Vice Chairperson
Rev. Joe Kamoni
Board Member
Solomon Maina Mwangi
Board Member
Eng. Simon Kamunge
Board Member
Daniel Rurigi
Board Member

Kiambu Municipality Staff


Eng. Ian Munene Karanja
Engineer
Charles Mugambi Mureti
Physical Planner Specialist
Faith Wanjiru Ngugi
Gender & SDO
C.P.A. Elizabeth Mwita
Accounts
Waithunguri Gitari Raphael
Procurement
Eliud Ngigi Mwaura
Environmental Specialist
Ann Wairimu Nganga
Economists
Pauline Wambui Gitau
Senior HRM
Ferichina Gathoni Waweru
Auditor

Downloads


KIAMBU MUNICIPAL ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN (MADP) 2024-2025
KIAMBU TOWN INTEGRATED STRATEGIC URBAN DEVELOPMENT PLAN
QUARTELY SUBMISSION OF URBAN FINANCIAL REPORTS
SUBMISSION OF ANNUAL REPORT 2023-2024
RECURRENT BUDGET 2025-2026 to 2026-2027 4080
DEVELOPMENT BUDGET 2025-2026 to 2026-2027 4080
Kiambu IDEP
MINUTES OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FOR THE PROPOSED KIAMBU INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADING UNDER KISIP
MINUTES OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FOR THE PROPOSED KIAMBU INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADING UNDER KISIP
Minutes of Kiambu CFSP PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
MINUTES OF KIAMBU ADP PP AUGUST 2024
Kiambu Annual Report 2023-2024

Municipal Contacts


MUNICIPAL MANAGER KIAMBU:

JOHN NJOROGE

CONTACT: 0721 962 744

 

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