Learn more Allow Search Menu Home Your Council About The Council Council Committees The Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is Councillor Errol Thompson for the 2021-2022 year. The Vice Chair is Councillor Chris McCaffrey. Council business is conducted via a committee system. There are currently five Standing Committees: Environmental Services, Regeneration and Community, Policy and Resources and Planning which meet every month and Brexit which meets bimonthly. The reports of these meetings are considered and ratified by the full council. The Council has also established a Health and Social Care Services Sub Committee and Rural Affairs Sub Committee. Council, Committee and Sub-Committee meetings are livestreamed via the Council’s YouTube channel. Meeting schedule, agenda and minutes are available to view here. Details of each committee can be found below. Visit: Brexit Brexit Visit: Environmental Services Environmental Services Visit: Health and Social Care Services Sub-Committee Health and Social Care Services Sub-Committee Visit: Local Strategic Partnership Board Local Strategic Partnership Board Visit: Policy and Resources Policy and Resources Visit: Regeneration and Community Regeneration and Community Visit: Rural Affairs Sub-Committee Rural Affairs Sub-Committee Visit: Planning Planning SHARE THIS PAGE: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn About the Council Complaint Council Committees Council Constitution & Standing Orders Council logo Formal motions considered by Council Making a Complaint about the Conduct of a Councillor Address: Council Offices and Sites Phone: 0300 303 1777 Text Phone: 028 8225 6216 Irish Language/Ulster Scots Voicemail: 028 8225 6214 Email: info@fermanaghomagh.com Translate this Site: Selecteer een taal▼ If you are fully vaccinated, you can download the #COVIDCertNI app to you mobile. For more information 👇… https://t.co/USNFRPKdzf 2 hours ago View More Tweets The Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has been established as one of the eleven new councils introduced via the Local Government Reform Programme. These replaced the existing 26 District Councils on 1 April 2015. Copyright © 2021 | Council Intranet Careers Sitemap Tenders Terms & Conditions Privacy Statement Accessibility Statement