LCC Builds New Police Facilities to Curb Rising Crime

The Lusaka City Council (LCC) has reaffirmed its commitment to reducing crime in the capital by strengthening crime-prevention measures, including the construction of new police stations funded through the Constituency Development Fund (CDF).
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‎LCC Public Relations Manager Chola Mwamba said the ongoing investment in law-enforcement infrastructure reflects the Council’s determination to enhance public safety for both residents and visitors.
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‎ “This initiative underscores the Council’s commitment to enhancing security and ensuring the safety of residents and visitors,” Ms Mwamba said.
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‎She disclosed that the latest additions to the city’s policing facilities include the newly constructed Lubwa Police Station in Lusaka Central Constituency and the Mwembeshi Police Post in Matero Constituency.
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‎The two facilities were built at a cost of K2,205,334.51 and K399,172.04, respectively adding that they are yet to be commissioned. 
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‎"Several other police facilities are currently under construction or undergoing rehabilitation, these include Mwembeshi Main, Long Acres, Mapoloto, and Kuku police posts." Ms Mwamba said. 
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