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George Municipality on High Alert for Level 6 Storm Surge

Issued by George Municipality, 07 July 2024, For Immediate Release

The George Municipality is on high alert following a Level 6 Storm Surge warning issued by SA Weather Service on Saturday. The warning predicts waves of 6-8 metres, reaching up to 10 metres on the south-western coast, including George’s coastal areas. This surge, combined with high waves and strong winds, poses a significant threat to coastal communities and infrastructure.

In response, the municipality has activated a contingency plan that integrates various services to effectively manage the anticipated floods on the coastal areas. Residents in Victoria Bay are requested to move their vehicles to the caravan park for the night. As a preventative measure, George Disaster Management Services will close Sands Road to Leentjiesklip Beach on Sunday afternoon. Fire officers will patrol during the peak hours of the storm surge, and Community Services will deploy additional traffic and law enforcement officers as necessary.

Residents are strongly encouraged to remain vigilant and exercise caution, as localised low-lying areas could experience flooding. The high-energy waves may also damage coastal infrastructure, including walkways, pipelines, property, roads, and rail routes along extended stretches of coastline. Beachfront activities such as swimming and shore/rock angling will be disrupted. Residents are advised to remove temporary structures on the beach or along the shoreline if possible.

For emergencies, please use the following contact details:
• After-Hours and Emergencies: 044 801 6300
• Fire and Rescue: 044 801 6311 or 044 801 6300
• Law Enforcement: 044 801 6350/89

Residents are encouraged to stay informed by following George Municipality’s social media pages, visiting the official website, and tuning in to local media for updated information.

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Update 4: Burst Water Pipeline Affecting Multiple Areas in George

Issued by George Municipality, 6 July @ 20:20

The pipe repair will be complete by 21:00.

Tankers will be withdrawn from Thembalethu at 21:00.

Residents are to note that the water will not be fully restored at 21:00 as Thembalethu network, Tower and Reservoir are empty. The network, Tower and Reservoir will fill through the night.

As the network fills, pressure will be restored to low-pressure areas.

Residents are urged to use water sparingly to allow the network and reservoirs to fill.

Residents experiencing water outages should contact the After Hours Call Centre on 044 801 6300.

George Municipality thanks residents for their understanding and patience while the water is restored

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Update 3: Burst Water Pipeline Affecting Multiple Areas in George
Issued by George Municipality, 06 July 2024 @17:40

• A tanker will be stationed at the corner of Tabata and 29th Street in 50 minutes. https://maps.app.goo.gl/JhZ1cCKg3mcZCFVZA
• A large water tanker will be stationed at Fourways at the Fire Station in Thembalethu
• The repair should be complete by 21.00.

Residents experiencing water outages should contact the After Hours Call Centre on 044 801 6300.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

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UPDATE 2: Burst Water Pipeline Affecting Multiple Areas in George
Issued by George Municipality, 6 July 2024 @16:40

A pipe burst has negatively impacted reservoirs supplying George with water. Municipal teams and a Municipal Contractor are working to repair the pipeline. The repair should be complete by 21.00.

Residents of Kraaibosch, Blue Mountain, Levallia, Rosemore, Parkdene, and Conville are expected to have water, at low pressure.

George municipality is aware that residents of Thembalethu have no water. A large water tanker will be stationed at Fourways at the Fire Station

The tanker will stand here for Zone 6 in 30 minutes https://maps.app.goo.gl/D2pe4WmFgvU1QdhR8

The tanker will stand here for Zone 9 in 30 minutes. By Thembalethu High School https://maps.app.goo.gl/MSzuCntw84YeRMaU9

Residents who are experiencing water outages should contact the After Hours Call Centre on 044 801 6300.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

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Issued by George Municipality, 6 July 2024@10:45

The pipe has been confirmed as an 800mm bulk water pipeline which supplies Kraaibosch, Blue Mountain, Levallia, Rosemore, Parkdene, Conville and Thembalethu. The burst has negatively impacted the reservoirs supplying George with water. Municipal teams and a Municipal Contractor are working to repair the pipeline. The estimated repair time is 6-8 hours. This may be extended should the material to repair the pipe be unavailable.

Residents of Kraaibosch, Blue Mountain, Levallia, Rosemore, Parkdene, and Conville are expected to have water, at low pressure.

Residents of Thembalethu, especially Zone 9, may experience no water. A large water tanker will be stationed at Fourways at the Fire Station, with a smaller tanker roaming the streets.

ALL residents are urged to use water very sparingly due to low reservoir levels.

Residents who are without water should contact the After Hours Call Centre on 044 801 6300.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

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Issued by George Municipality, 5 July 2024@08:00

A 600mm bulk water pipeline supplying Kraaibosch, Blue Mountain, Levallia, Rosemore, Parkdene, Conville and Thembalethu has burst and negatively impacted the reservoirs feeding George. Municipal teams are working to repair the pipeline. Repair time will be confirmed as more information is available.

All residents are expected to have water. Residents are urged to use water very sparingly due to low reservoir levels.

Residents who are without water or experiencing low pressure should contact the After Hours Call Centre on 044 801 6300.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

Nelson Mandela International Day 2024

Issued by the Government Communication and Information System

Have you already thought about what you are going to do for Nelson Mandela International Day? This year’s Nelson Mandela International Day on 18 July will be celebrated under the theme: “It’s still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity”. The theme is a clarion call to all of us to get involved and participate in activities which will assist in combatting poverty and inequality in our society.

Have you already thought about what you are going to do for Nelson Mandela International Day? This year’s Nelson Mandela International Day on 18 July will be celebrated under the theme: “It’s still in our hands to combat poverty and inequality.” The theme is a clarion call to all of us to get involved and participate in activities that will help combat poverty and inequality in our society.

Though this call to action can be translated into your suitable programmes, below are the suggested activities for the public:

• Volunteer your services to those in need around you and to places that care for vulnerable groups
• Bring some warmth by donating blankets, warm clothes
• Alleviate hunger and malnutrition by supporting kitchen soups, and food donation drives for the vulnerable communities
• Support Community Food gardens
• Support educational activities by putting a smile on a child by giving them some brand new shining school shoes
• Help a child to read by donating library books
• Donate sanitary and menstrual products for girls in need.
• Create activities and initiatives to foster youth employment and development
• Make a sustainable contribution by caring for your environment- cleaning drives in your communities
• Care for your community infrastructure- Revive and refurbish community service buildings such as community halls, libraries, schools, ECDs etc.

The official Hashtags are: #MandelaDay2024 #ItIsInYourHands

Western Cape Disaster Management Centre prepares for a series of cold fronts hitting the province from Sunday until Friday next week

Western Cape Disaster Management Centre prepares for a series of cold fronts hitting the province from Sunday until Friday next week.
05 July 2024

The Western Cape can expect a series of cold fronts with adverse weather conditions starting this weekend and continuing into most of next week, Anton Bredell, Western Cape Minister for Local Government, Environmental Affairs and Development Planning said today. The Provincial Disaster Management Centre (PDMC) was briefed this morning by the South African Weather Services (SAWS) on the approaching weather systems.

The following weather warnings have been issued by SAWS:
• A Level 4 for heavy rain and potential flooding over the western parts of the Western Cape on Sunday.
• A Level 6 warning for high winds of between 80 and 90km/h over the western and south-western parts of the Western Cape on Sunday.
• A level 4 warning for winds of between 50 and 70km/h for the Namakwa district as well as the central and eastern parts of the Western Cape.
• A Level 6 warning for waves between 6 and 8 metres along the coastline between Alexander Bay and Cape Agulhas from Sunday, spreading to Plettenberg Bay by the afternoon.
• A Level 4 warning for disruptive snowfall over the mountains of the Western Cape as well as southern high ground of the Namakwa District on Sunday.

Minister Bredell said the PDMC is on standby, and the various municipal district disaster centres are ready to be activated if needed. Emergency, rescue and social services are prepared to respond to any eventualities. Provincial departments are represented at the PDMC and will be ready to provide support if needed.

The Department of Water and Sanitation said catchments and dam levels are being monitored closely and regular updates will be made to the PDMC as the weather systems develop.
Residents are urged to stay warm and safe. “With the end of the school holidays many people may be travelling home. We ask residents to please be extremely cautious on the roads. Due to the combination of high winds, heavy rain, and snow falls over high mountains expected, we urge residents to please reconsider travel and outdoor activities next week and avoid unnecessary travel. Strong winds, combined with rain saturated soil increases the risks for trees and tall structures being toppled,” Minister Bredell cautioned.

Various government services may be affected by the inclement weather and residents are asked to please stay informed by monitoring the latest weather reports through trusted local news platforms, radio alerts, and your local municipality’s social media pages. Services are also being activated to support the vulnerable and those impacted by the inclement weather,” the Minister concluded.

ENDS

Contact:
Wouter Kriel
Spokesperson for Minister Anton Bredell
Western Cape Minister of Local Government, Environmental Affairs and Development Planning

Planned Interruption of the Electricity Supply: Portion of Thembalethu

PLANNED INTERRUPTION OF THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY: PORTION OF THEMBALETHU

THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED:
PORTION OF THEMBALETHU
LWANDLE STREET , KHWEZI AND JERIKO STREET

NOTICE is hereby given that the electricity supply will be interrupted on THURSDAY 11 JULY 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 20H00 to do alterations to the electrical mains. Consumers are warned to treat the installation as being live for the full duration as the supply may be resumed at any time within the notified period.

Should circumstances prevent the work from being carried out during the abovementioned period; the work will be done on FRIDAY 12 JULY 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 20H00.

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UKUPHAZAMISEKO OLUCWANGCISIWEYO LOBONELELO LOMBANE: KWI-NXALENYE YE-THEMBALETHU

KUYA KUCHAPHAZELEKA EZINGINGQI ZILANDELAYO:
INXALENYE YE-THEMBALETHU
LWANDLE STREET, KHWEZI AND JERIKO STREET

ISAZISO siyanikezelwa ukuba ubonelelo lombane luya kuphazamiseka ngoLWESINE umhla we-11 JULY 2024 UKUSUKA NGO-09H00 UKUYA KU-20H00 ukuze kwenziwe utshintsho kubuxhaka-xhaka bombane. Abathengi bayalunyukiswa ukuba baluphathe olufakelo njengoluhlala lukho lonke ixesha njengoko unikezelo lunokuqaliswa kwakhona nangaliphi na ixesha phakathi kwexesha elaziswa ngalo.

Ukuba iimeko zithintele ukwenziwa komsebenzi ngeli xesha likhankanywe ngasentla; umsebenzi uya kwenziwa ngoLWESIHLANU umhla WE-12 JULY 2024 UKUSUKA NGE-09H00 UKUYA KU-20H00.

UPDATE: Unexpected Power Outate in Hoekwil

Issued by George Municipality, 4 July 2024 @ 11:30

A portion of Hoekwil is experiencing a power outage due to a broken pole on the Hoekwil line (Pole 59). Electricians are on site and attending to the problem, rebuilding the structure of the fractured pole. The estimated time of repair is 18:00 this evening.

The affected streets are a portion of Kerk Street, Olifantshoek Road, Loerie Avenue, and Kamassie Street.

We appreciate your patience as we work to restore power.

UPDATE WATER OUTAGE – Herold’s Bay and Oubaai

UPDATE WATER OUTAGE – Herold’s Bay and Oubaai
Issued George Municipality, 2 July 2024 @ 16:25

Water was restored to Oubaai, Breakwater Bay and Herolds Bay. George Municipality is aware of a few houses in Slaapplek which remain without water and a team is en route to investigate further.

Further water outages must be reported to the After Hours Call Centre at 0448016300. George Municipality thanks residents for their patience and apologises for the inconvenience.

Registration and Licence Fees for Motor Vehicles, 2024 Regulations – From 1 July 2024

Please be informed that the Western Cape Minister of Mobility has published the increased registration and licence fee tariffs in the attached Provincial Gazette Extraordinary 8924 dated 20 May 2024.

These new tariffs are effective from 1 July 2024, and applicable to motor vehicle licences that must be renewed from 1 July 2024 (those licences with a current expiry date of 30 June 2024) onwards.

Your attention is drawn to item 6 in the schedule of fees in the attached Provincial Gazette, which contains the increased fees for the certification of roadworthiness of motor vehicles.

Please refer to the link below for detailed information:
[Provincial Gazette Extraordinary 8924 – 20 May 2024] https://www.george.gov.za/finances-docs/wc-registration-licence-fees-2024/

Planned Interruption of the Electricity Supply: Portion of Wilderness

THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED:
PORTION OF WILDERNESS
LAKE ROAD

NOTICE is hereby given that the electricity supply will be interrupted on THURSDAY 04 JULY 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00 to do alterations to the electrical mains. Consumers are warned to treat the installation as being live for the full duration as the supply may be resumed at any time within the notified period.

Should circumstances prevent the work from being carried out during the abovementioned period; the work will be done on FRIDAY 05 JULY 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00.

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BEPLANDE ONDERBREKING VAN DIE ELEKTRIESE TOEVOER: GEDEELTE VAN WILDERNIS

DIE VOLGENDE AREAS SAL GERAAK WORD:
GEDEELTE VAN WILDERNIS
LAKE ROAD

KENNISGEWING geskied hiermee dat die elektriese toevoer onderbreek sal word op DONDERDAG 04 JULIE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00 met die doel om veranderings aan elektriese hoofleidings te maak. Klante word gewaarsku om die installasie as lewendig te beskou vir die volle periode aangesien die toevoer enige tyd gedurende die periode aangeskakel mag word.

Sou omstandighede verhoed dat die werk gedoen kan word gedurende bogenoemde periode, sal die werk gedoen word op VRYDAG 05 JULIE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00.

PUBLIC NOTICE: George Municipality Thanks Community for Donations to Thembalethu Fire Victims

The George Municipality wishes to extend its heartfelt gratitude to all citizens, and organisations that donated to the Thembalethu informal settlements fire victims.

The Municipality kindly requests the public to halt further donations for the Thembalethu Fire Victims. The items are sufficient to meet their needs and have been distributed to the affected families.

We have received clothing items, including school clothing and shoes for women, men, children, and babies. The Community Development Division of the George Municipality, which coordinated the receipt and distribution of donations, also received diapers, non-perishable food, bread, blankets, fleece blankets, and numerous towels.

Construction activity of New Reservoir in Pacaltsdorp West

Planned construction activity of the New Pacaltsdorp (West) reservoir, tower & pump station, initially scheduled to take place on weekdays, will also include tomorrow, Saturday, 22 June 2024 between 07:00 and 14:00.

SERVICE DISRUPTION:
Minor operational interruptions can be expected during the construction works. Advance notification of planned temporary disruptions and the effects thereof will be issued via social media.

TRAFFIC IMPACT:
Residents, road users and pedestrians need to exercise caution throughout the construction period. Please adhere to flag persons, temporary construction works and road signage.

ACCESS TO SITE:
Access to the site will be strictly controlled. No member of the public will be allowed access to the construction area, in terms of the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
PROJECT ENQUIRIES : Mr Andre Scheepers – 044 801 9492 (Technical)
: Mr Alewijn Dippenaar – 082 457 5675 (Public Liaison Officer)

The George Municipality apologises for any inconvenience and appeals to the public to be patient and exercise caution throughout the construction period. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

George Municipality Observes National Child Protection Week

In the photo: Child Protection Programme at K’Nareb Aftercare on 5 and 6 June 

The George Municipality has joined South Africa in observing National Child Protection Week from 29 May to 5 June 2024. This week is dedicated to raising awareness about children’s safety and the importance of their protection. The Children’s Act ensures that children are safeguarded and supported by their parents, families, or foster families.

As part of this observance, the George Municipality’s Community Development Department participated in a Child Protection Programme at K’Nareb Aftercare on 5 and 6 June 2024. The program aimed to educate children about their rights and how to stay safe.

The following topics were discussed:
• Children’s Rights
• Body Protection
• Stranger Danger
• Human Trafficking
• Substance Abuse: The dangers of alcohol and cigarettes.
• Environmental Safety: Staying safe in daily surroundings.
• Emergency Numbers: Who to call in various emergencies.

The children engaged in activities and discussions, interacting with scenarios illustrating the different topics. The programme was successful, with children providing feedback on the issues discussed.

It’s crucial to remember that ensuring the safety and well-being of our children is a shared responsibility. We must continue to raise awareness about the importance of child protection.

In a related effort, the George Municipality’s Community Development team also distributed pamphlets on York Street, encouraging people not to give money to children begging on the streets. Providing money to begging children deprives them of essential services. Instead, contributions should be directed to institutions working with minors.

When children attend school, they gain access to social workers, education, school feeding schemes, and community soup kitchens. The safest place for children is in school.

Kidstop is an organisation that assists children on the streets. They can be contacted at 044 874 2624.

Pamphlets distribution…PNA George staff
Pamphlets distribution…Eden FM Administration Team
Dedicated to raising awareness about children’s safety

 

Garden Route Dam Pumpstation Suction Pipework

Key activity: Raw water supply cross-connection pipework installation

PROJECT:
UPGRADING OF THE GARDEN ROUTE DAM PUMPSTATIONS SUCTION PIPEWORK AND ASSOCIATED WORKS

DESCRIPTION:
The Contractor will cut into the pipes feeding the Garden Route dam raw water pump stations to install the cross-connection pipework of the two raw water main supply lines.

CONSTRUCTION PERIOD:
18 – 21 June 2024

POTENTIAL RISK OF SERVICE DISRUPTION:
Potable water distribution is not expected to be affected during the construction period stated above, but George residents are urged to use water sparingly to minimise possible disruptions.

IMPACT:
The supply of potable water to the residents of George Municipality should not be disrupted while the construction work is carried out during the period above. Further communication will follow should circumstances change.

ACCESS TO SITE:
Access to the construction site will be strictly controlled. No member of the public will be allowed access to the construction area, in terms of the Occupational Health and Safety Act.

The George Municipality apologises for any inconvenience and appeals to the public to be patient and use water sparingly.

PROJECT ENQUIRIES: MR ANDRE SCHEEPERS TEL: 044 801 9492

Living with baboons – how to make life easier

George Municipality is sensitive to the problems our residents experience because of the baboon population in the northern areas of town, but it is also important that all stakeholders work together to find solutions to this complex situation. Residents need to learn to co-exist with the baboons, as we as humans have encroached on the natural habitat of the primates. Baboons are protected under Nature Conservation Ordinance 19 of 1974.

According to primatologist Dave Gaynor, baboons have been in the fynbos ecosystem for millions of years and have been a major population in terms of biomass. If they are removed, it is 100% sure to affect the fynbos. Baboons play a significant role in plant dispersal and reproduction”. The primates also keep scorpions, snakes, and rats out of the areas where they roam. Research done in Pringle Bay showed that it is clear that baboons play an important role in the ecosystem and that we need them to forage in the fynbos. However, the residential areas and villages can be a tempting alternative with the possibility of high-calorie foods. For example, just half a loaf of brown bread is equal to four hours of foraging in the fynbos for a female baboon, making up her daily nutritional supplement.

There is no option but to deter them as much as possible, because baboons will not be captured, relocated, or put down unless there is reasonable cause for this. Translocations and elimination of problem animals have sometimes yielded satisfying short-term results but rarely solved the problem. This will still not solve any problem as a male leader will just be replaced by another rival. Further, aggressive responses to problem animals (i.e. shooting, threatening) often result in transferring the problem to neighbours. It has also been reported to increase aggressive behaviours from wildlife towards humans (and between humans), worsening the situation.

It is therefore of vital importance that all involved must keep the baboons from consuming human food by denying them access to refuse and using baboon-proof bins. Residents can even go further and baboon-proof their homes so they don’t raid fridges. When it comes to gardens, preserve the fynbos and cage as far as possible from vegetable gardens and fruit trees. And never feed the baboons directly.

What else can you do?
Living and holidaying in the natural surroundings of the Garden Route means sharing space with wildlife such as baboons and monkeys. When winter sets in and natural food sources become scarcer, baboons and monkeys are more likely to forage in residential areas.

Please review the standard tips around the handling of refuse, food, and other tips.
Residents and visitors can assist greatly by reducing access to potential food sources:
Keep your dustbins closed, sliding doors bolted and windows and doors shut, especially when leaving the
house and/or when troops are in the vicinity.
If you want to keep windows open, install burglar bars with gaps smaller than 8 cm.
Do not leave pet food outside.
Do not feed wild birds and animals on the property, as this often attracts baboons.
Do not plant fruit trees, or vegetable gardens or make compost heaps unless they can be caged in or surrounded by electric fencing.

George Municipality Launches Energy-Saving Smart Lighting Pilot

Energy-Saving Smart Lighting Pilot aiming to transform the city’s lighting infrastructure.

George Municipality is conducting a pilot project to test a new smart energy-saving technological system on the City’s streetlights. The Smart Lights initiative aims to replace existing lights with technology that can monitor their status and adjust brightness during times of low traffic, adding to the efficiency of already installed LED lights.

The Municipality has partnered with one of South Africa’s leading lighting suppliers, Beka Schréder, which is sponsoring the software, setup, and configuration for this trial period. According to Daniel Greeff, Deputy Director of George Municipality’s Electrotechnical Services Department, this project is set to transform the city’s lighting infrastructure, making George a model of technological advancement and sustainable urban living.

“The benefits of the smart lighting project extend beyond technical efficiency. The project aims to enhance George’s residents’ safety, comfort, and well-being by reducing lighting failures and optimising resource use. This advanced system will also foster community pride as citizens experience the tangible benefits of living in a forward-thinking, well-managed city,” said Greeff.

A key feature of this system is its commitment to open standards and protocols, avoiding the pitfalls of proprietary systems that can lead to vendor lock-in. This open, interoperable platform can integrate seamlessly with existing and third-party systems and devices, promoting innovation and flexibility. By aligning with global standardisation alliances, the lighting supplier ensures that George’s smart lighting infrastructure is future-proof and capable of evolving with technological advancements.

George Municipality is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for its residents through sustainable and innovative urban development. This smart lighting pilot project is a testament to George’s commitment to being at the forefront of technological implementation and excellence.

“Should this pilot project yield the desired outcome, and feasibility and assist in increasing service delivery, the Municipality may roll it out to the main roads and possibly other areas,” Greeff concluded.

Unexpected Water Outage in Pacaltsdorp


Issued by George Municipality, 16 June 2024 @14:30

An unexpected water outage occurred in Rose Street in Pacaltsdorp, due to a pipe burst. The estimated time of repair is 4 hours. Standpipes will be placed, and locations will be provided shortly.

Unexpected Power Outage

An unplanned power outage occurred in Oubaai, Herolds Bay, Hansmoenskraal. Electricians are out to investigate. No estimated time of repair is available at this stage.

George Municipality Enhances Safety with Peace Officer and Warden Training Programme

In the photo: Front row from left: Lee-Anne Meiring (Senior Manager: Community Safety), Verona Botha (Officer), Daniellia Laws (Officer), Adrian Jansen (Officer), Adam Roelfse (Officer) and Cllr Marais Kruger (Portfolio Councillor for Community Safety)

Middle Row from left: Curtley Joseph (Officer), Nathan Jonas (Officer), Ashely Joseph(Officer), Fadiel Luiters (Officer), Andre Baartman (Officer), Juandre Prins (Officer), Xoliswa Zokoza (Officer) and Roland Hardnick (Inspector)

Back Row from left: Charwin van Wyk (Officer), Jan Adams (Officer), Africa Mpembe (Officer), Heinrico Standers (Officer) and Wyatte Crowley (Officer)

The George Municipality’s Land Invasion and Law Enforcement officers are undergoing a Peace Officer and Warden Training course from 3 to 29 June 2024. This course is presented by the City of Cape Town’s Metro Police Services Training & Development Programme to Seventeen (17) Community Safety staff in training consisting of land invasion and law enforcement officers.

According to Lee-Ann Meiring, the Senior Manager for Community Safety in the George Municipality, this training will allow the Municipality to appoint more Peace Officers with powers to enforce by-laws. “The training is certified and covers three main areas: Professional Conduct, Peace Officer & Warden Training, and Point Duty. At the end of the course, the trainees will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the role and functions of a peace officer and traffic warden,” said Meiring.

Training consisting of land invasion and law enforcement officers
This training will allow the Municipality to appoint more Peace Officers

 

Planned Interruption of the Electricity Supply: Portion of US122 Herold’s Bay Line

THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED:
PORTION OF US122 HEROLDS BAY LINE
PUMP STATION

NOTICE is hereby given that the electricity supply will be interrupted on SATURDAY 15 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00 to do alterations to the electrical mains. Consumers are warned to treat the installation as being live for the full duration as the supply may be resumed at any time within the notified period.

Should circumstances prevent the work from being carried out during the abovementioned period; the work will be done on SATURDAY 22 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00.

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BEPLANDE ONDERBREKING VAN DIE ELEKTRIESE TOEVOER: GEDEELTE VAN US122 HEROLDSBAYLINE

DIE VOLGENDE AREAS SAL GERAAK WORD:
GEDEELTE VAN US122 HEROLDSBAAILYN
POMPSTASIE

KENNISGEWING geskied hiermee dat die elektriese toevoer onderbreek sal word op SATERDAG 15 JUNIE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00 met die doel om veranderings aan elektriese hoofleidings te maak. Klante word gewaarsku om die installasie as lewendig te beskou vir die volle periode aangesien die toevoer enige tyd gedurende die periode aangeskakel mag word.

Sou omstandighede verhoed dat die werk gedoen kan word gedurende bogenoemde periode, sal die werk gedoen word op SATERDAG 22 JUNE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00.

Planned Interruption of the Electricity Supply: Portion of Denneoord


THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED:
PORTION OF DENNEOORD
9th Avenue.

NOTICE is hereby given that the electricity supply will be interrupted on FRIDAY 14 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00 for the purpose of doing alterations to the electrical mains. Consumers are warned to treat the installation as being live for the full duration as the supply may be resumed at any time within the notified period.

Should circumstances prevent the work from being carried out during the abovementioned period; the work will be done on FRIDAY 21 JUNE 2024 FROM 09H00 TO 16H00.

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BEPLANDE ONDERBREKING VAN DIE ELEKTRIESE TOEVOER

DIE VOLGENDE AREAS SAL GERAAK WORD:
GEDEELTE VAN DENNEOORD
9th Avenue.

KENNISGEWING geskied hiermee dat die elektriese toevoer onderbreek sal word op VRYDAG 14 JUNIE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00 met die doel om veranderings aan elektriese hoofleidings te maak. Klante word gewaarsku om die installasie as lewendig te beskou vir die volle periode aangesien die toevoer enige tyd gedurende die periode aangeskakel mag word.

Sou omstandighede verhoed dat die werk gedoen kan word gedurende bogenoemde periode, sal die werk gedoen word op VRYDAG 21 JUNE 2024 VANAF 09H00 TOT 16H00.