Hafr Al-Batin Municipality carried out 10,296 field inspection visits during June 2025, as part of its intensive efforts to enhance public safety and improve the quality of services provided to residents.

The inspection visits covered multiple areas, with health inspections recording the highest number of visits at 5,314, targeting food and health establishments. Additionally, 1,620 inspection visits were conducted on buildings to monitor compliance with construction regulations and requirements.

The campaigns also included 1,600 inspection visits to markets to address violations, monitor product quality, and regulate market activities, along with 1,296 visits to monitor visual distortion elements and improve the urban landscape across neighbourhoods in the governorate.

In addition, field teams conducted 446 inspection visits on advertising signs to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, as well as 20 visits related to collective housing inspections.

Hafr Al-Batin Municipality confirmed that these efforts are part of its strategic plan to strengthen field monitoring and enhance the role of municipalities, in line with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 in improving quality of life and elevating the level of municipal services.

The Municipality also called on residents to engage positively and report any municipal violations through the unified reporting center 940 or the “Balady” application, emphasizing that observations and reports are a key factor in improving service quality and inspection efforts.