Free Neighbourhood Watch Training
The Department of Community Safety has offered to provide training for members of the community who are interested in Neighbourhood Watch street patrols. There are… Read More »Free Neighbourhood Watch Training
The Department of Community Safety has offered to provide training for members of the community who are interested in Neighbourhood Watch street patrols. There are… Read More »Free Neighbourhood Watch Training
If safety and security in Wynberg is close to your heart, please diarise Monday 1 December. That’s when the Wynberg Sector 1 Neighbourhood Watch will take its first formal steps towards becoming an official body.
Background
Until recently, the neighbourhood watch (NW) has been the project of the WRRA’s very small community safety committee, but it soon became evident that it had to run as a completely separate organisation from the WRRA so that it could have the benefits of being formally registered.
As there was already an active Facebook group called ‘Wynberg – Sector 1 Community Neighbourhood Watch’, this has become the nucleus for forming the NW. (Sector 1 comprises Wynberg West, the area represented by the WRRA.)
Many people have already signed up for our envisaged patrols and street committees – thank you! – and will be contacted as soon as the NW has officially been established and registered.
What is the next step?
In order to formally constitute a Neighbourhood Watch Association for Sector a public meeting (an ‘Inaugural General Meeting’ or IGM) must be held, which is to occur:
The WRRA (Wynberg Residents and Ratepayers Association) plans to tackle crime in Wynberg head-on and step one is to get a neighbourhood watch and street… Read More »Neighbourhood watch for Wynberg