The Municipality of Raanana - עיריית רעננה
Haim Melman currently serves as the City Engineer and head of the engineering division at The Municipality of Raanana since October 2021. Prior to this role, Haim Melman was the City Architect and head of the Planning division at the Municipality of Ramat Hasharon from October 2017 to October 2021. Haim Melman also held the position of Institute Architect and Head of the Physical Planning Department at the Weizmann Institute of Science from January 2013 to October 2017. Earlier experience includes serving as Team Leader at K.S.T.-Yasky from October 2007 to March 2013 and as a Junior Architect at K.S.M-Bruce Levin Urbanism & Landscape from April 2006 to October 2007. Haim Melman holds a Master’s degree in Architecture & Urbanism from Delft University of Technology and a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture & Urbanism from "Sadna" Architecture & Design.
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The Municipality of Raanana - עיריית רעננה
The Municipality handles all matters of local governance, and offers many different services in all aspects of residential life, including: security, education, special needs, welfare, sports, business, environmental and more. The services offered by the Municipality place the residents at the heart of our planning and endeavors, while ensuring the protection of civil rights and privacy. Our services are given with respect, courtesy and consideration, with attentiveness and willingness to assist any resident at all times. The Municipality of Raanana prides itself on providing reliable, professional and efficient services, based on the rule of law. These services are accessible to the general public, with a special consideration for populations with special needs. The Municipality prides itself on organizational transparency and providing reliable information. Based on the city's vision, optimal use of the budget framework, maintaining constant efficiency, saving and improving, maintaining safety and quality of life and the environment for the continued prosperity and growth of Raanana, for the benefit of all its residents, both present and future generations.