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Reading Rooms
Reading Rooms
Reading Rooms are open to the public free of charge and are located in different areas of Port Louis.
Their main objective is to offer local and foreign magazines and newspapers for on-spot consultation.
Currently, we have twelve Reading Rooms as follows:
1. The Rémy Ollier Reading Room located in the City Hall building.
2. Louis Delange Reading Room.
3. Freddy Desveaux Reading Room.
4. Résidence Vallijee Reading Room.
5. Tranquebar Reading Room.
6. Vallée Pitot Reading Room.
7. Camp Yoloff Reading Room.
8. Cité Briquetterie Reading Room.
9. Camp Chapelon Reading Room
10. Vallée des Prêtres Reading Room
11. Ste Croix Reading Room
12. St. François Xavier Reading Room
Except for Rémy Ollier Reading Room, Résidence Vallijee Reading Room and Louis Delange Reading Room, all other Reading Rooms are also merged with branch libraries, with a lending section for children aged 5 to 14 years old, a Reference corner with dictionaries and encyclopedias, and a Computer Club.
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Departments
The City Council of Port Louis operates through several departments that work collaboratively to ensure the smooth functioning of the city’s services.
E-Services
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Communiques
Here, you will find important updates and resources related to municipal services, tax payments, permits, public notifications, and more.
Frequently asked questions
The Council provides various services, including public infrastructure management, health services, welfare programs, and community facilities.
The Finance Department manages the city’s budget, oversees revenue collection, and ensures financial accountability and transparency.
The Council offers various welfare programs aimed at supporting vulnerable populations and enhancing community well-being.
Yes, the City Council manages several parks and gardens that provide recreational areas for residents and visitors.
Library services can be accessed through public libraries operated by the City Council, offering a range of resources for the community.
Information on procurements and awards can be found in the Procurements & Awards section of the City Council’s website.