Douroula:The Douroula municipal special delegation has approved its second amended budget for 2026 during its third ordinary session held on Friday, September 25, 2026. The session, led by the President of the Special Delegation, Maxime Y. Bakouan, also addressed various resolutions, including the regularization of salaries and compensation for municipal employees.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the revised budget sets operating revenues at 14,089,078 CFA francs, while expenditures are set at 14,686,758 CFA francs. The tax on petroleum products is expected to be the primary revenue source, projected at 13,601,578 CFA francs. Investment revenues are limited to 97,680 CFA francs, which restricts any planned investment expenditures.

The budget adjustments include the regularization of salaries and advancement for staff recruited in 2009 and 2012, and responsibility allowances for four agents. Additionally, three resolutions were adopted, focusing on salary regularization, acquiring a five-hectare area for wastewater and waste disposal, and an agreement with the Burkina Information Agency for municipal media coverage at 500,000 CFA francs annually.

Other announcements by PDS Maxime Y. Bakouan include community mobilization under the presidential initiative Faso Mbo, an awareness session for Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland, and activities commemorating the fourth anniversary of the MPSR II.

Chief ZATA, Tiaho Dofinita Patrice, highlighted the challenges faced during the agricultural season due to drought. Alexandre Bayala of the territorial gendarmerie brigade advocated for establishing a gendarmerie brigade in Douroula. The session also featured the introduction of Henry Sama as the new Head Nurse of the Bladi Health and Social Promotion Centre.