Garapan Street Market reports 12374 customers and $131655 in sales for FY 24

The Garapan Public Market continues to serve as a vital hub for local farmers and community members, despite facing challenges. During a recent government meeting, Director Ogomorobi provided an update on the market's current status, revealing that it remains operational and continues to attract customers. In fiscal year 2024, the market welcomed 12,374 visitors and generated sales totaling $131,655.

These funds play a crucial role in sustaining the market's operations. They cover essential expenses such as fuel, electricity, and supplies necessary for daily functioning. The market operates as a nonprofit organization, emphasizing its commitment to supporting local agriculture and providing a space for community engagement.

While the director acknowledged the lack of updated information regarding the market's financial specifics, the continued patronage from local farmers indicates its importance to the community. The Garapan Public Market not only supports local agriculture but also fosters a sense of community by bringing people together to access fresh produce and goods.

As the market moves forward, its ability to maintain operations and serve the public will depend on ongoing support from both the community and local government. The commitment to sustaining this essential resource highlights the importance of local markets in promoting economic resilience and community well-being.