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Time to elect Villieria CPF committee

“The goal of the CPF is to secure a partnership between the police and the community to effectively protect the community."

A general meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday, 31 March, in Villieria for the election of the committee for CPF sector 1.

The meeting will start at 19:00, at the Valley Methodist Church, corner of Ben Swart Street and 29th Avenue.

Acting chairperson of the executive committee Susan Andrews urged the community of Villieria to submit their nomination forms by Wednesday, 24 March.

“It’s important that every resident gets involved in the CPF,” she said.

“The CPF is a forum where everyone in the community can come together to discuss crime and security issues.

“The goal of the CPF is to secure a partnership between the police and the community to effectively protect the community.

“It is important that residents realise that the CPF committees represent residents and, therefore, it is necessary to elect a committee that they trust to fulfil the role,” Andrews said.

Nomination forms can be obtained from the Villieria police station client service centre and be placed in the box at the reception of the police station.

Nominations for the following positions should be submitted to the Villieria police station on or before 12:00:

– Chairperson
– Deputy chairperson
– Treasurer
– Secretary
– Deputy secretary
– Public relations officer
– Criminal justice system co-ordinator
– Patrol co-ordinator
– Victim empowerment co-ordinator
– Youth desk co-ordinator
– Health and safety co-ordinator
– Logistic support co-ordinator

 

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