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Tackling dumping while sharpening road safety

Rand West City’s response team addresses visible maintenance concerns to help create a cleaner environment and safer travelling conditions.

Rand West City Local Municipality’s Rapid Response Task Team carried out service-delivery operations in Azaadville Gardens on Thursday, October 8, focusing on road safety and improving the cleanliness of the area.

The Rapid Response Team repainting a stop sign to improve road safety. Photo: Supplied

During the operation, the team repainted road markings to improve visibility and promote safer travel conditions for motorists and other road users, particularly at night.

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The team also cleared illegal dumping sites to help create a cleaner and healthier environment for residents.

Members of the Rapid Response Team clearing illegal dumping sites in the area. Photo: Supplied

These activities form part of the municipality’s ongoing efforts to address local service-delivery needs through maintenance and cleaning operations aimed at improving public spaces and road safety.

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