Archive · 19 Jan 2026
Collector Sets February Deadline for Civil Works
The District Collector in Kurnool has set a deadline of the end of February for all engineering departments to complete ongoing civil works.
She emphasized the importance of quality control and ordered regular inspections.
Additionally, she called for strengthening waste management through reuse, recycling, and resource recovery.
The Collector also directed officials to prepare proposals for public-private partnerships (PPP) in various sectors.
In a separate meeting, she reviewed revenue matters and instructed officials to expedite the disposal of petitions and clear pending grievances.
Furthermore, she directed the laying of foundation stones for industries with signed MoUs to promote industrial growth.
District Collector Dr A Siri set a deadline of the end of February for completing civil works.
She emphasized quality control and ordered regular inspections by the Quality Control wing.
The Collector called for strengthening waste management through circular economy and PPP initiatives.
Officials were directed to prepare PPP proposals for various sectors within ten days.
Revenue matters were reviewed, and officials were instructed to expedite the disposal of petitions and clear pending grievances.
- Who
- District Collector Dr A Siri and engineering department officials
- What
- Directing completion of civil works and strengthening waste management
- When
- Deadline set for end of February
- Where
- Kurnool district
- Why
- To ensure optimal use of funds, quality control, and industrial growth
- Deadline
- End of February
- Departments Involved
- R&B, Panchayati Raj, RWS, APMSIDC, APEWIDC, MA&UD
- Quality Control
- Regular inspections by Quality Control wing
- Waste Management
- Strengthening circular economy and PPP initiatives
- PPP Proposals
- To be submitted within ten days
- Revenue Matters
- Expedite disposal of petitions and clear pending grievances
- Industrial Growth
- Lay foundation stones for industries with signed MoUs