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CPF joins Brackendowns SAPS members in clean-up campaign

The initiative promotes a cleaner workplace, stronger police-community relations and greater pride among those serving and visiting the Brackendowns SAPS.

Members of Brackendowns SAPS joined forces with the station’s CPF for a cleaning campaign to improve the station’s working environment.

The campaign took place on September 9 at the Brackendowns SAPS premises and was led by Acting Station Commander Lieutenant Colonel Mokgopha.

A team member bends over to dig and turn the soil in the garden bed using a garden fork during the station cleaning campaign. Photo: Supplied

According to Brackendowns SAPS, the initiative focused on maintaining and improving the working environment for police members and community members who visit the station.

CPF members also participated in the campaign, providing cleaning tools and assisting police members with the work.

Acting Station Commander Lieutenant Colonel Mokgopha crouches down to clean the brick pathway near the entrance of the Brackendowns SAPS while other members work around the building. Photo: Supplied

The station said the initiative promoted teamwork and workplace pride while strengthening relations between SAPS and the CPF.

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