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MONSOON ACTION PLAN

YEAR: 2020

VADODARA MUNICIPAL CORPORATION

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1. Monsoon in Vadodara: An Introduction

For centuries, Indians have rejoiced at the arrival of the monsoon to break summer’s fever.

From June to September, rains water the crops, revive rivers and wells, and cool the air. A

special feature in India is that we have heavy rainfall during monsoons. There are other

weather systems also that bring in a lot of rain. Storm surges can also affect coastal cities/

towns. Sudden release or failure to release water from dams can also have severe impact. In

addition, the urban heat island effect has resulted in an increase in rainfall over urban areas.

Resultant of climate change activity to leads heavy rainfall various parts of the globe and

majorly urban population gets affected due to that. They are the inundation of land and

property in such an environment, specifically in highly dense populated area caused by severe

rainfall overwhelming the capacity of drainage/ sewerage and storm water system.

As the year 2019 has witnessed the stronger than normal cross equatorial flow and

active monsoon conditions over major parts of the country during last week of July to first

phase of August, Also the Southwest monsoon remained vigorous over many region of

Gujarat which was resulting to extreme rainfall throughout the state. Though predictions have

defined from Indian meteorological department that Vadodara will be getting average rainfall

on 31st July will be 3cm approx. but in actual it was pouring up to 49.9 cm which was 10

times maximum than prediction. It has received pre informative alert on monsoon forecast

from different authorities and prepared at its best for facing any kind of emergency. City

rainfall forecast department collected data of average rainfall of various locations in the city

thus decided flood condition up to exactly what level in river as well as logged condition in

various locations.

Apart from this overflowing from Ajwa Sarovar dam water and heavy rain fall near

its tributaries led to swollen of water which led to flood condition in Vadodara city and

various other location near to riverine area of the river. Severe rainfall have seen over a

week which resulting flood condition in entire district but majorly urban population gets

affected with maximum nos. Water logged was the critical issue which has an adverse effect

on daily communicating and travelling inside the Vadodara city.

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1.1 Monsoon Effect and types of Hazard/Disasters:

Heavy Rainfall

Lightning and Thunder storm

Dust storm

Tree fall, Hoarding and Banner fall down

Urban flood and Flash flood

Cyclogenesis condition

Electrical short-circuit(resulting to fire)

Old/ unstable structure/ Building Collapsed

1.2 Expected Destructive Scenario during Monsoon:

Destruction of civic facilities (health, schools, water system, roads, bridges). Displacement of population from lower line areas during flood and heavy rainfall. Loss of lives, high number of injured and psychosocial impact on survivors. Number of Vulnerable groups will be Increased (children, women, older people,

Guests who do not know local language/ knowledge, disabled and mentally ill) Outbreak of communicable diseases and all water and air borne disease. Increased risk of epidemics, including diarrheal diseases, malaria, cholera and

measles. Disruption of education services and reduced access to basic social services. Crop, livestock and other types of livelihoods, as well as household assets losses. Insufficient capacities of humanitarian organizations in case of a large scale

disaster. Hydrological imbalances and water logging.

1.3 Dangerous during Urban Flooding:

Vadodara district has prone to many extreme disastrous conditions as per past

experiences but flood is one of the most destructive conditions which ended up many

lives. The two days rainfall was extreme in past 14 years, after 2005 flood condition in

Vadodara. As major losses of human life, vegetation cover, animals as well as cattle and

other creatures was witnessed during 2005 flood but year 2019 has a remarkable

benchmark of making the loss lesser than before with prior alert situations and with the

help of local authorities. Continuous effort from rescue operation to sheltering in large

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number with relief distribution in entire urban as well as rural location was highly

marked.

Massive amounts of erosion can be caused by flood waters. Erosion can

undermine bridge structures, levees and buildings causing their collapse.

Water entering human-built structures cause water damage. Even with minor

flooding of homes, furniture is ruined, floors and walls are damaged and anything

that comes in contact with the water is likely to be damaged or lost. Flooding of

automobiles usually results in damage that cannot easily be repaired.

Gas and electrical service may be disrupted.

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2. Pre-Monsoon Preparedness

Pre-Monsoon meetings to be conducted with chaired of Municipal Commissioner Vadodara

with presence of all the departments and officials of GSDMA to have a discussion on

Monsoon work done and if flood situation arise.

Work completion of reinstatement of potholes and trenches taken by department and

by various utility services. Cleaning of storm water entrances, storm water drainage /

nallhas and other water bodies in the wards.

Command and control Centre which will be working major flood control cell should

have adequate generator capacity and also in major departments and all the ward

offices.

Identification of blockage of roads, drainage system and paver blocks as well as

defaults in roads of lower line areas in the city and to check whether engineering

structure has been damaged( Partially/ fully) should have more concerned before

monsoon.

To check on Pruning of dangerous tree branches in city areas and clearances bushes

near the area of Vishwamitri so those visibilities of crocodiles should be there and no

one gets hurt, which are majorly found near the river banks.

Identification of Shelter homes/ temporary shelters and also rehabilitation Centre for

flood conditions.

Demolition of dangerous structure must have done prior to heavy rain fall and flood

condition.

To prepare the stock of necessary health care elements and check on medicine

availability in all the UPHCs and Govt. Hospitals.

To check the emergency vehicle and equipment should well functioned and boat must

run in proper condition.

2.1 Early Warning & Communication:

GENERAL TERMINOLOGY USED IN WEATHER BULLETINS

(A) Intensity of Rainfall Terminology Used

1. 0.1.mm to 2.4 mm (24 hrs) ---------- Very light rain

2. 2.5 mm to 7.5 mm -------------------- Light rain.

3. 7.6 mm to 34.9 mm ------------------- Light to Moderate rain

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4. 35.0 mm to 64.9 mm ----------------- Moderate rain

5. 65.0 mm to 124.9mm ---------------- Heavy rain

6. Exceeding 125 mm. ------------------ Very Heavy rain.

(A) Special distribution of weather phenomenon

Percentage Area Covered Terminology Used

1. 1 to 25 ------------ Isolated

2. 26 to 50----------- Few Places

3. 51 to 75 -----------Many Places

4. 76 to 100 ---------At most Places

(C) Emergency Situation

1. When water level is rising above the danger of H.F.L

2. When intensity of rainfall is above 65 mm/hr

3. When breaches are anticipated and which may cause disaster

4. When water levels are rising abruptly and which may cause disaster

(D) Evacuation

(1) White Signal- Alert condition

(2) Blue Signal - Ready for Evacuation

(3) Red Signal - Immediate Evacuation

1. As and when the warning come from Indian Metrological department (IMD), or from

Irrigation department regarding heavy rainfall or water release the following channel has

been intimated and appropriate message conveyed to the concerned department / official /

control rooms / community members using telecommunication, wireless message, by fax or

in written by DEOC at district level. where as in city area the route has been finalized for

early warning, accordingly early warning task force leading by fire brigade personnel,

spreads the message of alert in respective low line areas, in villages local methodologies of

early warning has been used (by beating up of drums etc.) to communicate the message of

alert to the affected population of the village.

2. Apart from this VMC website will be under 24*7 operational phases to update regarding

Monsoon and Rain fall condition and if flood situation arises also update the water level.

Radio, TV and social media are now the on-going highly updating platform for local public,

so via these entire systems alert message can be circulated.

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2.2 Activation of Emergency Operation Centre:

As district level is having Disaster cell in which 24*7 control rooms has been activated to

receive call or any information regarding emergencies. Similarly under Municipal

Corporation of Vadodara, Fire and emergency service department works as the 24*7 control

room services to receive fire, flood scenario, tree fall or any rescue or evacuation strategies

during Monsoon or any emergency condition. Apart from this flood control cell has been

activated from the month of June up to end of September.

Emergency Contact No of Fire and Emergency Department:

1. Fire Brigade Control Room:

101, 102,

0265-2413637

09978958591

09978958592

2. Flood Control Room:

0265-2423101 0265-2426101

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3.1 Lightning Safety

Indoor Safety

Never touch wiring during a thunderstorm. It's too late to unplug electronics if

thunder is heard.

Corded phones are dangerous during thunderstorms. Lightning traveling through

telephone wires has killed people. Cell phone and cordless phones are safe.

Wait to use any plumbing-sinks, showers, tubs, and toilets. Plumbing can conduct

electricity from lightning strikes from outside.

Unplug expensive electronics including TV, stereo, home entertainment centers,

and computers modem lines when thunderstorms are expected, and before the

storm arrives. Typically, summer thunderstorms form in the early to mid-

afternoon, when most people are at work.

Stop playing video games connected to the TV.

Outdoor Safety

No place outside is safe from lightning during a thunderstorm

When a storm approaches go to a nearby large substantial building or a fully-

enclosed metal-topped vehicle.

Bring pets indoors.

Lightning and thunder are very scary for pets, and they are likely to panic or even

run away to try and escape the storm.

3.1.1 During a Lightning.

DO

1. Stay clear of high ground and open

spaces.

2. Seek shelter in a house, large building or

motor vehicle. Keep windows and doors

shut.

3. If you are riding a bicycle, motorcycle, or

car, get off. The rubber tires will not protect

you.

4. If you are boating, head for shore. If

caught on the water, crouch low in the boat.

DON’T

1. Don’t seek shelter under a tree, in a shed, or

in a small, open building.

2. Don’t lie down on the ground.

3. Don’t take a shower or bath. If lightning

strikes the plumbing system it can be conducted

into the tub or shower.

4. Don’t use the phone or electrical appliances

unless absolutely necessary. Electricity travels

through wires.

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5. If you are in a flat, open field, bend down

and put your hand on your knees.

6. Maintain minimum contact with the

ground.

7. Avoid contact with metal. Stay at least 30

metres away from metal fences and take off

shoes that have metal cleats.

8. Stay away from water, including lakes

and puddles.

9. Stay sheltered until the storm is over.

5. Don’t use a mobile phone outdoors.

6. Don’t hold a golf club, umbrella or fishing

rod.

7. Don’t travel in a severe storm. If you are

caught in your car, open the windows a bit and

park off the road away from power lines.

8. Don’t try to finish your activity. Postpone

that inning or round of golf until the storm has

completely passed.

3.2 Turn Around Don't Drown Safety Tips

Driving around barricades is illegal and dangerous.

Do not let children play near storm drains or washes after a heavy rain.

Avoid low-water crossings.

Avoid camping in a wash or in the bottom of a canyon with steep side slopes.

Be especially cautious at night. Flood dangers are much more difficult to see in the

dark.

Even a less serious urban flood can be dangerous. Driving too fast through

standing water can cause a car to hydroplane. The best defence is to slow down or

pull well off the road (with the lights off) for a few minutes to wait out heavy

rains.

Avoid areas already flooded, especially if the water is flowing fast.

Do not attempt to cross flowing streams.

Do not camp or park a vehicle along streams and washes, particularly during

threatening conditions.

If flooding occurs, get to higher ground. Get out of areas subject to flooding. This

includes dips, low spots, canyons, washes, etc.

Roadbeds may be washed out under floodwaters. Never drive through flooded

roadways.

If your vehicle is suddenly caught in rising water, leave it immediately and seek

higher ground.

As little as ten inches of water can float average-sized cars, mini-vans, SUVs and

trucks. Strength of the flow is the critical force.

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4. Previous year status of work done during Flood.

As per previous year work done status below are the details(By Vadodara Fire and

Emergency Services).

Tree fall: 372

Building Collapse: 32

Rescue Operation: 1054

Human Death: 08

4.1 Water level at following places:

Date Time At Vishwamitri At Ajwa At Prata ppura

31.07.2019

6:00 PM 17.75 Ft. 209.70 Ft. NIL

7:00 PM 22.00 Ft. 210.50 Ft. NIL

8:00 PM 25.00 Ft. 210.75 Ft. 220.50 Ft.

9:00 PM 26.75 Ft. 211.20 Ft. 223.50 Ft.

10:00 PM 28.25 Ft. 211.55 Ft. 224.50 Ft.

11:00 AM 30.00 Ft. 211.90 Ft. 227.75 Ft.

01.08.2019

12:00 AM 30.00 Ft. 212.10 Ft. 228.50 Ft.

1:00 AM 31.00 Ft. 212.20 Ft. 229.35 Ft.

2:00 AM 31.50 Ft. 212.30 Ft. 229.75 Ft.

3:00 AM 32.50 Ft. 212.40 Ft. 229.95 Ft.

02.08.2019

10:00 PM 30.00 Ft. 212.85 Ft. 228.95 Ft.

4:00 PM 31.80 Ft. 212.0 Ft. 229.0 Ft.

8:00 PM 30.00 Ft. 211.90 Ft. 228.95 Ft.

12:00 PM 30.90 Ft. 211.80 Ft. 228.90 Ft.

4.2 Rainfall status:

Sr. No. Date of Avg. Rainfall Time period (24 Hrs.) Total Rainfall (in cms.)

01 30.07.2019 06:00 AM-06:00 AM 3.7

02 31.07.2019 06:00 AM-06:00 AM 49.9

03 01.08.2019 06:00 AM-06:00 AM 3.2

04 02.08.2019 06:00 AM-06:00 AM 3.4

05 03.08.2019 06:00 AM-06:00 AM 10.1

06 04.08.2019 06:00 AM-06:00 AM 2.6

07 05.08.2019 06:00 AM-06:00 AM 0.3

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4.3 Area Affected along the banks of Vishwamitri

Sr. No Zone Details Area Affected

1

East Zone

Khodiyar Nagar

Siddharth Bunglow

Odh nagar

Sama Navi Nagri/Jalaram Nagar

2

West Zone(Ward no- 6,10,11)

Parsuram Bhatha-Akota

Akota Gam

Mujmahuda-Gujarat Tractor Bridge wada

pachhi

Samrajya complex

Kalali

3

North zone( Ward no – 7,8,5)

Ekta Nagar -Chhanni

Narmada Canal Road

Jadhav Park- New Sama Road

Sama sports complex road

mangalpande road

E.M.E Bridge

Rosary School-Pratap gunj

ST Depo

Railway Station Road, Sayajigunj

Kalagodha

4

South Zone

Vadsar Gam-koteshwar temple

Highway to Gurukul

Pratham Residency

manjalpur- Township

Railway fatak

Jmbua Village(Backside)

Maneja Noorma Awas

5

Ward No -8

Hathikhana, Bhootthdijhapa

Sandesh, Bahuchraji

Navi Dharti,Nagarwada

Kasa mala Graveyard,Nagarwada

Tulsi wadi

Tulsibai ni Chali,Nagarwada

6

Ward No -5

Navapura

Kaharmohalla

Bajaniavas,Godadiavas

Maratha Mohalla

Eidga

Dutt Nagar,Bavri,Kumbharwada

56 Quarters

Harijanwas

Chunarawas,Amemdkar Chowk

Dandiabazar Char rasta

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4.4 Team Deployment status:

Apart from Vadodara Fire brigade team, others teams have deployed for rescue operation and

relief distribution during flood of Vadodara District.

Sr. No. Team Total No. 1 NDRF 11

2 SDRF 05

3 ARMY 02

4 Fire Brigade 06

4.5 List of Shelter Places:

Vadodara city was having 19 shelter places in which 7724 people have been stayed up

during flood condition.

4.6 Other Details:

Sr. No. Subject Total No.

1 Food packets(District and City)

from Date1.8.19-11.8.19

825940

2 Human Death(District and City) 11 City, 5 district

3 Human death cash compensate(City) 28 Lakhs

4 Water logged places(District and City) 29

5 Tree falling(District and City) 220

6 Medical team(District and City) 147

7 Ambulances utilized(District and City) 6

8 Water supply through tanker 24

9 Health officials visit(District and City) 68 City, 30 others

10 Relief and helping system 124 City, 72 District

11 Cash dole status(District and City) 69599 family

12 Cash dole status amount 1,39,238,000

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5. Emergency Contact Details

Fire and Emergency Services: Vadodara Municipal Corporations

Sr. No. Name of the

Officer

Designation Office Address Office

Number

Mobile

Number

01 Shri Parth G.

Brahmbhatt

I/c. Chief

Officer (Fire)

City Command and

Control Centre,

Badamadi baug

I/c. Vadiwadi Fire

Station, Vadodara

2343545 9924025094

02 Shri Om B. Jadeja Station

Officer (Fire)

T.P 13 Fire station,

Chhani , Vadodara

2413635 9879113101

03 Shri Amit

Chaudhary

Station

Officer (Fire)

Panigate Fire

Station, Waghodiya

Road, Vadodara

2513014 9898689715

04 Shri Manish M

Mod

Station

Officer (Fire)

Dandiya Bazar Fire

Station, VMSS,

Vadodara

2420881 9724002424

05 Shri Nikunj P Azad Station

Officer (Fire)

G.I.D.C. Fire

Station, Makarpura

&

Gajrawadi Fire

Station, Gajrawadi,

Vadodara

2631444

2580908

9712928101

06 Shri Harshvardhan

Puvar

Station

Officer ERC

Darjipura, Near RTO 2541687 8141438666

8920300607

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Police Brigade: Contact Information

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Officer

Designation Office Address Office

Number

Residence

Number

Mobil

e

Numb

er

1 Shree

Anupamsinh

Gehlot

Police

Commissioner

Office of the Police

Commissioner,

Police Bhavan, Jail

Road, Vadodara

2431515

2431414

2322000 99784

05299

2 Shree Manish

Singh

Dy. Police

Commissioner

(Administratio

n)

Office of the Police

Commissioner,

Police Bhavan, Jail

Road, Vadodara

2431717 - 99784

05866

3 Shree

Tarunbhai

Duggal

Superintendent

of Police

Office of the Police

Superintendent

Vadodara (Rural),

Kotthi Compound,

Raopura, Vadodara

2412255 2459293 99784

06094

4 Shree P R

Patel

Office

Superintendent

Office of the Police

Superintendent

Vadodara (Rural),

Kotthi Compound,

Raopura, Vadodara

2435636 2646622 99784

07981

99251

40776

5 Shree

Tarunbhai

Duggal

Dy.S.P. Office of the

Dy.S.P., Head

Quarter Vadodara

(Rural), Office of the

Police

Superintendent

Vadodara (Rural),

Kotthi Compound,

Raopura, Vadodara

2435400 2972716 99784

06094

6 Shree B D

Chaudhary

Dy.S.P. Office of the

Dy.S.P., SC/ST Cell

Vadodara (Rural),

Office of the Police

Superintendent,

Kuber Bhavan, 9th

Floor, Vadodara

2435600 - 98250

83263

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1 Municipal

Commissioner

Shri N. B.

Upadhyay (IAS)

2433344 - commissioner@vmc.gov.i

n

2 Dy. Muni.

Commissioner (A.)

Shri S. K. Patel

(GAS)

2433233 9909919529 dymc_a@vmc.gov.in,

vigilance@vmc.gov.in ,

dymcwest@vmc.gov.in

3 Dy. Muni.

Commissioner

(West Zone)

Shri Dhaval

Pandya (GAS)

PBX-255 9428562172 dymc_health@vmc.gov.in

4 I/c. Dy.

Muni.Commissione

r (North Zone)

Shri Fuljibhai J.

Charpot

- 9825801935 dymcnorth@vmc.gov.in

5 I/c. Dy. Muni.

Commissioner

(Land and Estate)

Shri Shaileshkumar

H. Mistry

2433517 9825801964 -

6 I/c. Dy. Muni.

Commissioner

(South Zone) & I/c.

City Engineer

Shri Pravinbhai M.

Patel

2433399 9825801961 dymcsouth@vmc.gov.in,

cityengr@vmc.gov.in

7 I/c. Addl. City

Engineer (GAS),

HoD (Mech. Solid

Waste)

Shri Shailesh. K.

Naik

- 9825025787 addlcityengr@vmc.gov.in

8 I/c. Dy.

Muni.Commissione

r (East Zone), I/c.

Addl. City

Engineer (Drainage

Project), H.O.D.

(Futuristic

Planning Cell)

Shri Dhirenkumar

N. Talpada

2411057/

2431741

9879509207 dymceast@vmc.gov.in,

exen.specialproject@vmc.

gov.in

9 Medical Officer of

Health

Dr. Devesh M.

Patel

2432050 9687606671 moh@vmc.gov.in

10 Director (I.T.) Shri Manishkumar

S. Bhatt

2435646 9727250159 directorit@vmc.gov.in

11 Municipal

Secretary

Shri Chintan Desai 2419906/

2419907

9825802161 munisec@vmc.gov.in

12 Chief Auditor Shri Harikrushna

M. Rao

2419908 9825025792 chiefauditor@vmc.gov.in

13 I/c. Addl. City

Engineer (Water

Works), Exe.

Engineer (Traffic

& Water Supply)

Shri Amrut M.

Makwana

- 9879555092 exen.bridgeproject@vmc.g

ov.in,

exen.trafficproject@vmc.g

ov.in

exen.watersupply@vmc.g

ov.in

14 A.M.C. (North

Zone)

Shri Sureshbhai S.

Tuver

2792505 /

PBX

9825803116 amc.north@vmc.gov.in

15 A.M.C.(Rev.) &

(South Zone)

Shri Jigneshbhai V.

Gohil

2641805 9687654943 amc.south@vmc.gov.in,

amcrev@vmc.gov.in

16 I/c. A.M.C. (West Shri Bhupendra M. 2433344/ 9879615028 amc.west@vmc.gov.in

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Zone) & L.E.

(Commercial)

Sheth 2351221

17 I/c. A.M.C. (East

Zone)

Shri Nitin A.

Solanki

2465798 9825801254 amc.east@vmc.gov.in

18 Addl. Medical

Officer Health

Dr. Mukesh A.

Vaidya

2562010 9099025929 addlmoh@vmc.gov.in

19 Director (Parks &

Gardens) & I/c.

Director

(Planetarium)

Shri Vitthalbhai R.

Shikhalia

2794170/

2792362/

2794152

9825801939 directorparks@vmc.gov.in

20 Director

(Enchroachment

Removal &

Security Office)

Shri Mangeshbhai

P. Jaiswal

PBX 9825110612 directorenchroch@vmc.go

v.in

21 Chief Accountant Shri Santosh H.

Tiwari

2432003 9925028515 chiefaccountant@vmc.gov

.in

22 Exe. Engineer

(Central Stores ,

East Zone)

Shri Pramodbhai C.

Vasava

- 9879583369 centralstore@vmc.gov.in,

exen.east@vmc.gov.in

23 Exe. Engineer

(Drainage, Strom

Water Drainage)

Shri Rajesh R.

Shimpi

PBX 9925033674 exen.drainageproject@vm

c.gov.in,

exen.stromwaterproject@v

mc.gov.in

24 Exe. Engineer

(Futuristic

Planning Cell)

Shri Pareshkumar

Patel

PBX 9879000706 futuristicvmc@gmail.com

25 Exe. Engineer

(North Zone)

Shri

Dharmikkumar B.

Dave

2785116 9879500278 exen.north@vmc.gov.in

26 Exe. Engineer

(West Zone / Parks

& Gardens / Zoo

Dept.)

Shri Rajendra H.

Vasava

2331113 9925204680 exen.west@vmc.gov.in

27 I/c. Exe. Engineer

(South Zone)

Shri Anup M.

Prajapati

2658697 9879000713 exen.south@vmc.gov.in

28 Exe. Engineer

(Affordable

Housing- PMAY,

MGY, BSUP,

RAY)

Shri Navendu G.

Parikh

2438050 9879000711 exen.affordablehouse@vm

c.gov.in

29 Town

Development

Officer (B.P.) &

Exe. Engineer

(Bridge)

Shri Jitesh R.

Trivedi

PBX 9825411089 tdo@vmc.gov.in

30 I/c. Exe. Engineer

(Road,Building

Project)

Shri Prakash J.

Brahmbhatt

PBX 9879555059 exen.housingproject@vmc

.gov.in,

exen.roadproject@vmc.go

v.in

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31 Zoo Curator Dr. Pratyush Girish

Patankar

2784079 9638449825 sayajibaugzoo@vmc.gov.i

n

32 I/c. Solid Waste

Manager,

Environmental

Engineer (Solid

Waste Dept.)

Shri Kashyap R.

Shah

2427517 9879505255 solidwaste@vmc.gov.in

33 I/c. Exe. Engineer

(Mech.)

Shri Dharmesh

Rana

PBX 9825801942 exen.vehiclepool@vmc.go

v.in

34 I/c. Exe. Engineer

(Street Light,

(Ele./Mech.)-

Sewrage D Works),

Dy. Engineer

(Street Light) &

City Illumination

Cell

Shri Bharatbhai D.

Rana

PBX 9879000701 exen.streetlight@vmc.gov.

in

deputyeng.streetlight@vm

c.gov.in

35 I/c. Exe. Engineer

(Water Supply-

Ele./Mech.), Dy.

Exe. Engineer

(Water Supply)

Shri Jatan S.

Badheka

PBX 9925021590 exen.waterdistribution@v

mc.gov.in

36 Deputy Exe.

Engineer (Road

Project, Sewerage

D.Works)

Shri Aalok P. Shah - 9724318303 deputyeng.roadproject@v

mc.gov.in

37 P.A. to

Commissioner

- 2433344 pa2comm@vmc.gov.in

38 Dy. Health Officer

(South Zone)

Dr. Seemaben

Tripathi

- 9825076369 dmoez@vmc.gov.in

39 Program Officer

(Urban, ICDS)

Shilaben M Varma 2328178 94277 26267 icds@vmc.gov.in

40 Dy. Health Officer

(Central Zone)

Dr. Chintu C. Zala - 9909927424 dmocentral@vmc.gov.in

41 Dy. Health Officer

(West Zone)

Dr. Minakshiben B.

Chauhan

- 9879580223 dmowz@vmc.gov.in

42 Dy. Health Officer

(North Zone)

Dr. Ramesh Nayak - 9909927435 dmonz@vmc.gov.in

43 Dy. Health Officer

(East Zone)

Dr Roma shah - 9909927416 dmosz@vmc.gov.in

44 Food Analyst

(Public Health

Lab.)

Shri Mahesh L.

Patel

2411433 9824117544 -

45 Administrative

Officer, Personnel

Officer, Trainning

Officer (General

Adm. Dept.)

Shri Mahipal G.

Zala

PBX 9825801941 gad@vmc.gov.in

46 Election Officer, Shri Shamik S. PBX 7567888527 election@vmc.gov.in,

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Census Officer &

MIS Expert (Solid

Waste)

Joshi census@vmc.gov.in

47 Administrative

Officer (Legal)

Shri Milan R.

Hande

2433480 9687088111 legaladminof@vmc.gov.in

48 Legal Advisor Shri Vijay K.

Vairagi

2433480 9825178842 legaladviser@vmc.gov.in

49 Project Officer

(U.C.D.)

Shri Krishna G.

Solanki

6357097960 ucd@vmc.gov.in

50 Dy. Exe. Engineer

(Futuristic

Planning Cell)

Shri Kalpeshbhai

Patel

PBX 9727744372 futuristicvmc@gmail.com

51 Dy. Exe. Engineer

(Futuristic

Planning Cell)

Shri Divyang Modi PBX 7069029132 futuristicvmc@gmail.com

52 Sub-Registrar

(Birth, Death and

Marriage)

Shri Hasmukh N.

Patel

- 9825114717 -

53 Dy. Exe. Engineer

(Street Light)

Shri Nirav Patel PBX 9687606304 deputyeng.streetlight@vm

c.gov.in

54 Dy. Exe. Engineer

(Futuristic

Planning Cell)

Shri Jignesh J.Shah PBX 9825221875 futuristicvmc@gmail.com

55 Press Manager Shri Alap U Patel 2412220 7069009516 pressmanager@vmc.gov.i

n

56 Deputy Assessor &

Tax Collector

Shri Tushar Patel PBX 9825556698 assessment@vmc.gov.in

57 Labour Welfare

Officer(Health) &

I/c Public Relation

Officer

Shri Sumanbhai K.

Rathva

2433176 9879941088 pro@vmc.gov.in

58 Pubilc Relation

Officer

Shri Abhishek

Panchal

9879410102 pro@vmc.gov.in

59 Deputy Assessor &

Tax Collector

Shri Priyanka K.

Oza

PBX 6357097962 assessment@vmc.gov.in

60

Land and Estate

Officer

(Acquisition-Adm.,

Commercial) & I/c.

Town Planning

Officer

Shri Kiranbhai

Patel

PBX

9879000710

landestateadm@vmc.gov.i

n,

landestatecomm@vmc.gov

.in

61 Encroachment

Removal Officer

Shri RajeshKumar

M. Mecvan

PBX 9913285814 -

62 O.S.D.- Heritage

Cell

Shri Rajendra M.

Shah

- 9898816181 -

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63 Ward Officer

(Ward-01)

Shri Maheshbhai

B. Rabari

2411473 9825801948 wardofficer.w1@vmc.gov.

in

64 I/c. Ward Officer

(Ward-02)

Shri Dignesh C

Damor

2466476 9687654937 wardofficer.w2@vmc.gov.

in

65 Ward Officer

(Ward-03)

Shri Jaydeep N.

Wala

2569166 6357097961 wardofficer.w3@vmc.gov.

in

66 Ward Officer

(Ward-04)

Shri Vijaykumar S.

Solanki

2657994 9825637906 wardofficer.w4@vmc.gov.

in

67 Ward Officer

(Ward-05)

Shri

Virendrakumar T.

Rathwa

2433176 6357097959 wardofficer.w5@vmc.gov.

in

68 Ward Officer

(Ward-06)

Shri Jitendra K.

Brahmbhatt

2351221 9825803626 wardofficer.w6@vmc.gov.

in

68 Ward Officer

(Ward-07)

Shri Sanjay K.

Barot

PBX 9825801256 wardofficer.w7@vmc.gov.

in

70 Ward Officer

(Ward-08)

Shri Maganbhai

N.Vanzara

2411052 9687654946 wardofficer.w8@vmc.gov.

in

71 Ward Officer

(Ward-09)

Shri Riteshkumar

A. Solanki

2568025 7069100414 wardofficer.w9@vmc.gov.

in

72 Ward Officer

(Ward-10)

Shri Devang C.

Bhatt

2393113 8758307495 wardofficer.w10@vmc.go

v.in

73 Ward Officer

(Ward-11)

Shri Shaileshkumar

R. Panchal

2331504 9099089423 wardofficer.w11@vmc.go

v.in

74 Ward Officer

(Ward-12)

Shri Maheshbhai

M.Parnami

2633473 9825579772 wardofficer.w12@vmc.go

v.in

75 Epidemiologist Shri Piyush Patel 9898714271

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Annexures

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Important links:

1. IMD: mausam.imd.gov.in

2. Vadodara Municipal Corporation: vmc.gov.in