MUIZENBERG COMMUNITY POLICE FORUM
Partners in Policing
Welcome to the Muizenberg Police Precinct!
LATEST NEWS
SAPS
Muizenberg SAPS arrest successes June - July 2020
 | Media release July Click to Download MediaReleaseJuly2020.pdf (329.19KB) |
| Media Release 20 June Click to download MediaReleaseJune2020.pdf (258.26KB) |
CPF
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING POSTPONED INDEFINITELY
DUE TO
COVID-19
PANDEMIC
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Rules for the Election:
- Membership of the Executive Committee of the Forum is limited to South African Citizens above the age of 18 who redise or have business in the Muizenberg police precinct.
- Only a person who is a bona fide member of an organisation registered with the Muizenberg CPF can be elected to the Executive Committee.
- Nominations must be submitted on the nomination form (download from this page) before the start of the AGM. Either email to Muizenberg CPF (see link on this page) or give to the CPF Secretary or the Station Commander, Muizenberg SAPS.
- Only persons mandated to represent an organisation that is registered with the Muizenberg CPF may vote.
- Voting by proxy is allowed (download form from this page)
What is the CPF?
The CPF is a Forum for community-based organisations that are concerned about safety and security
The Forum is a place where you can meet to discuss issues about safety and security with the local police and with other groups about common concerns, and to solve problems
Almost any well-organised group of people can join the Forum because safety and security is everybody's business
How does it work?
There is CPF in every Police Precinct
To prevent crime the police and the community must work together
The purpose of the Forum is to promote a partnership between the community and the police
The CPF will also provide support for organisations that promote social crime prevention, such as womens groups, youth clubs, churches
The CPF has a management committee, elected by the member organisations to carry out the day-to-day business
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Applications for Funding
(only for organisations registered with the CPF)
- Are you planning a project that is in line with the CPF Aims and Objectives (e.g. to improve safety, to promote respect for human rights)? Funding is available!
Applications for projects can be made. by CPF member organisations - read the Guidelines on Funding Policy (download below)
| Guidelines and Funding Policy Click to download newFundingPolicy.pdf (165.08KB) |
Heritage Day Event Funded by CPF (see our Gallery page for more pictures).
Membership
Membership Applications
Note that only properly constituted organisations (i.e. with elected leaders and a membership body), and not individual members of the public, can become members of the Community Police Forum. Delegates are entitled to vote in CPF elections, and member organisations can apply for funding (see above).
| CPF Membership Application Form Click to download membershipForm.pdf (728.61KB) |
Neighbourhood Watches
- Neighbourhood Watch organisations should register with the CPF and also apply for accreditation with the Western Cape Dept of Community Safety.
- Registered neighbourhood watches are entitled to vote in CPF elections.
- For more information about equipment visit the Dept of Community Safety website
- Details about the Accreditation Process
- For full details about the requirements for accreditation, refer to the Western Cape Community Safety Act, and the Regulations below:
| WC Community Safety Act 2013 Click to download WesternCapeCommunitySafetyAct.pdf (136.29KB) |
| 2016 Regulations to the Community Safety Act Click to download provGazette7671English.pdf (599.81KB) |
| Code of Conduct for Neighbourhood Watches Click to download codeOfConduct.pdf (550.05KB) |