CEC Public Service, Kiutha Arithi, has presided over the closure ceremony of the training of the first segment of the County Administration and Revenue section's Enforcement Officers, at Kirima Ncuuma AP Leadership & Training Center.

The two weeks training was a motivating factor aimed at instilling discipline while up-scaling skills, to enable the officers execute on their mandate according the the relevant County Acts.

Mr. Kiautha highlighted that he met a demotivated workforce with no scheme of service . He said the Governor's manifesto embodies human resource development for a happy and effective workforce, that respect rights to humanity.

On this, the CEC said the government enacted the County's Enforcement Bill that will be guiding on the upward mobility of the workforce, once passed into law. The bill is at the cabinet level.

He thanked the centers leadership for the outstanding contributions through honing the officers skills.

While the 66 officers were released today, another group of 67 joined the college for a similar course.

The College CEO, Mr. Rem Mutabari, was optimistic that having undergone the comprehensive basic training on law, discipline and roles understanding, leadership and integrity, customer care relations and policing procedures, to name but a few, the team will be able to expedite on their mandates.

Director Enforcement (Administration), Mbabu Muguna said the training brought together 6 squads - revenue and administration - under one command, right from the municipal to the county council.

He said the team trained on the court procedures, Revenue Act implementation, customer relations and VIP protection and social development.His colleague in Revenue, Partric Mugambi, highlighted that the training will greately improve the officers service delivery.