The Bono Regional Coordinating Council (BRCC) is headquartered in the heart of Sunyani, the regional capital — its offices sit in the central government-administrative zone of the city, around the **Penkwase / Area 4 government enclave** just off the main Sunyani–Kumasi road, close to the Regional Minister's residence and the other decentralized state institutions. Sunyani has been the seat of the Bono Regional Coordinating Council since the region was carved out of the old Brong-Ahafo Region in **February 2019**, when Ghana's referendum created six new regions. The BRCC is the supervisory body that coordinates the eleven Municipal and District Assemblies under it — Sunyani Municipal, Sunyani West, Berekum East, Berekum West, Dormaa Central, Dormaa East, Dormaa West, Jaman North, Jaman South, Banda and Tain. The Regional Minister chairs the Council, with a Regional Coordinating Director as the chief technocrat heading the civil-service side. Practically, the BRCC houses the Regional Minister's secretariat, the Regional Coordinating Director's office, and desks for planning, finance, human resources, and the Regional Security Council (REGSEC). If you're going there for a specific service — a permit, a land or chieftaincy matter, a security clearance, or to meet the Regional Minister — it's worth calling ahead, because the various desks are spread across the complex and not all sit in one block. A word of caution on precision: I can place the BRCC firmly in central Sunyani's government enclave, but I won't hand you a specific street number or GPS pin I can't verify — those change and I'd rather not send you to the wrong gate. The reliable move is to search "Bono Regional Coordinating Council" on GhanaMann's directory, or ask any trotro or taxi driver in Sunyani for "the Regional Coordinating Council" — every driver in the city knows it. You can also confirm current contact details through the official regional portal or the Sunyani Municipal Assembly, which sits in the same administrative area. As the Akan say, *"Se wo were fi na wosan kofa a, yenkyi"* — there is no shame in going back to ask for directions. Better to ask twice in Sunyani than to wander the whole of Area 4 once.