The Bono East Regional Coordinating Council (RCC) is headquartered in **Techiman**, the regional capital of the Bono East Region — not in Kintampo or Atebubu, which are the region's other major towns. The Bono East Region was carved out of the old Brong-Ahafo Region in **February 2019**, when President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo's government created six new regions following the recommendations of the Justice Brobbey Commission and the December 2018 referenda. Bono East's capital was fixed at Techiman, and the RCC was established there as the central administrative arm of the region, headed by a **Regional Minister** appointed by the President, supported by a **Regional Coordinating Director** (the chief civil servant) and deputy ministers where appointed. The RCC's core functions are the same as every other regional coordinating council in Ghana: it monitors and coordinates the activities of the **eleven Municipal and District Assemblies** in Bono East (Techiman Municipal, Techiman North, Kintampo North, Kintampo South, Nkoranza North, Nkoranza South, Atebubu-Amantin, Sene East, Sene West, Pru East and Pru West), supervises decentralised departments, coordinates development planning, and serves as the link between central government and the districts. It also handles regional security coordination through the Regional Security Council (REGSEC), chaired by the Regional Minister. Practically, the RCC offices sit in Techiman — the region's commercial heartbeat and home to one of West Africa's largest weekly markets, the Techiman Market, which draws traders from as far as Burkina Faso and Mali. If you need to visit, do business with, or write to the Bono East RCC, Techiman is your destination, and the offices are generally found around the central administrative area of the town near the Techiman Municipal Assembly. One honest note: I don't have a verified street address or current phone line for the RCC from a live source today. For the exact location, current Regional Minister, and contact details, the surest route is the **Bono East Regional Coordinating Council** page on the official government portal (ghana.gov.gh) or a call to the Techiman Municipal Assembly, which sits in the same town and can point you directly. If you tell me what you need the RCC for — a permit, a complaint, a land matter, a job enquiry — I can tell you which desk or district assembly actually handles it, because in Ghana the RCC often routes you onward rather than solving it at the counter. As the Akan say, *"Kuro biara wɔ ne kwan"* — every town has its own path; Techiman is the path to Bono East's administration.