Alipurduar Municipality, established on 7th February 1957, stands as a cornerstone of urban governance in the scenic Dooars region of West Bengal. With its roots in history and eyes on a progressive future, this civic body has evolved alongside the dynamic growth of Alipurduar district, which was carved out as a separate administrative entity in recent decades. Strategically located along the serene banks of the Kaljani and Nonai rivers, Alipurduar Municipality spans a geographical area of 8.98 square kilometers and is divided into 20 administrative wards. Each ward represents a vibrant mix of communities, cultures, and aspirations that collectively shape the identity of this urban center. Serving as the primary urban local body, the municipality is entrusted with delivering critical civic services to over 15,000 households, including: Clean and reliable water supply Solid waste management and sanitation Construction and maintenance of roads and infrastructure Public health and hygiene initiatives Street lighting and beautification projects Regulation of urban planning and building permits Welfare programs for the marginalized and underprivileged Driven by a vision of inclusive development, transparency, and citizen-centric governance, Alipurduar Municipality is steadily transforming into a modern urban hub while preserving its rich cultural and ecological heritage. Special attention is given to sustainable growth, environmental conservation, and the digital delivery of municipal services. With a committed team of elected representatives and administrative staff, the municipality continues to uphold its mission of creating a cleaner, greener, safer, and more livable Alipurduar — one that meets the needs of today while preparing for the challenges of tomorrow. As a growing municipality nestled at the gateway to the Northeast and Bhutan, Alipurduar holds immense potential in tourism, trade, and socio-economic progress. The civic body remains steadfast in its resolve to foster infrastructure, empower local communities, and promote participatory governance for the betterment of all residents.