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Report broken lights

There must be sufficient funds allocated in the budget in the future to allow for timeous maintenance and repairs, and the end goal must be to achieve a turnaround time to repair reported streetlight faults, within a given time frame.

Ward 6 Councillor Tammy Colley writes:

The streetlights in and around Ballito continue to frustrate residents. There was much elation when we finally saw some ‘light at the end of the tunnel’. Sadly, this has not proven to be a lasting solution. Many of the repaired streetlights once again have plunged our streets into darkness.

These were fixed as a combined project between a contractor and the municipality. We must question the workmanship and supervision of both parties. We cannot continue to fund substandard workmanship from both contractors and staff.

There must be sufficient funds allocated in the budget in the future to allow for timeous maintenance and repairs, and the end goal must be to achieve a turnaround time to repair reported streetlight faults, within a given time frame.

Please continue to report these faults so that we can get the issues resolved. The numbers to report these on are 032-4375007 / 4375081. If you are unable to get through, please e-mail me on tamsync@kwadukuza.gov.za . Let’s all continue to be active citizens and act where we can to make a difference.

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