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Tabuk Municipality conducts over 114,000 inspections in H1 2026

Tabuk Municipality carried out more than 114,000 inspections in the first half of 2026 to boost compliance and improve municipal services.

Tabuk Municipality conducts over 114,000 inspections in H1 2026

In the first half of 2026, Tabuk Municipality conducted over 114,000 inspections across the city to bolster compliance and enhance municipal services. The Licensing and Compliance Agency led these efforts, focusing on raising compliance levels, optimizing field monitoring, and elevating the quality of services for residents and visitors.

Throughout this period, the municipality carried out a total of 114,443 inspections as part of an extensive monitoring system designed to oversee activities and establishments, ensuring strict adherence to municipal regulations and requirements.

These inspections significantly contributed to public health and service quality improvements. The inspection coverage rate achieved 99%, demonstrating the thoroughness of the municipal oversight. Monitoring accuracy was reported at 97%, underscoring the precision of the inspection processes. The average response time for handling complaints was notably efficient, at just nine hours, surpassing the set target of 24 hours.

The municipality successfully addressed 3,891 reports received via the 940 municipal call center, reflecting the effectiveness of its communication channels. An impressive compliance rate of 81% was recorded among commercial establishments, highlighting the direct impact of ongoing monitoring and field efforts in promoting adherence to municipal requirements.

These achievements underscore the municipality's commitment to a more organized and safer urban environment, enhanced service quality, and the realization of broader municipal sector goals and initiatives aimed at improving quality of life.

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