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Westonaria streets receive much-needed maintenance

The Service Delivery Rapid Response Team was deployed to Hillshaven for essential infrastructure upkeep.

The Service Delivery Rapid Response Team was deployed to Hillshaven, Westonaria, on September 21, to clean streets, repair potholes and clear stormwater channels.

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This was part of ongoing efforts to improve service delivery and maintain public spaces across the area.
The team carried out a range of maintenance activities aimed at creating a cleaner and safer environment for residents.

Maintenance was undertaken along Beverly and George streets, where the team focused on addressing visible infrastructure and environmental concerns.

The Rapid Response Team on Beverly Street conducts maintenance work. Photo: Supplied

The deployment forms part of the municipality’s commitment to responding to service delivery needs and ensuring that public spaces are kept clean, accessible, and well-maintained.

The team’s work is expected to contribute toward improving the overall condition of the area while addressing some of the day-to-day maintenance concerns experienced by residents.

Stormwater drains on Beverly Street in Westonaria are cleared of weeds by the Rapid Response Team. Photo: Supplied

Do you have any thoughts to share about this team and its efforts? Share it with us by sending an email to randfonteinherald@caxton.co.za.

Stormwater drains on Beverly Street in Westonaria are cleared of weeds by the Rapid Response Team. Photo: Supplied
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