Contact | Tatale Sanguli District Assembly

Where to find us

District Assembly offices

Physical address: Tatale Sanguli District Assembly, Central Administration block, Tatale, Northern Region, Ghana
Postal address
Telephone
Email
Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm. Closed on public holidays.

How to reach us

Visit the Assembly during office hours, or send a message using the form below and we will route it to the right department. For national enquiries, contact the Office of the Head of Local Government Service, which supervises all Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies: P.O. Box MB 396, Ministries, Accra · 0302–677929 · ohlgs@lgs.gov.gh.

Who to ask for

If you need…	Ask for
A business or building permit	Revenue Unit / Physical Planning Department
A birth or death certificate	Births and Deaths Registry
To pay rates or market fees	Revenue Unit, Central Administration
Disability Fund, LEAP or NHIS help	Social Welfare and Community Development
A borehole or water point repair	District Water and Sanitation Team
Refuse, drains or public latrines	Environmental Health Unit
Farming advice or inputs	Department of Agriculture
Fire, flood or storm damage	NADMO
Contracts and tenders	Procurement Unit, Central Administration
Media and information requests	Office of the District Coordinating Director

Send a message

Contact form

Questions about services, permits, publications or anything else. We route every message to the right department.

Report an issue

Tell us about a problem in your community

A broken borehole, an overflowing refuse site, a blocked drain, an unsafe structure or an unauthorised building. Give us the location and we will route it to the right department.

Your name

Telephone So we can reach you for directions.

Type of issue

Community For example Nakpali, Sabare, Kukpalgu.

Describe the problem Include the nearest landmark, and any identification number on a pump or structure.

Getting here

Tatale Sanguli on the map

Tatale town sits at approximately 9°21′N, 0°31′E, along the main eastern corridor leading directly to the Togo international border.