Four Sectors
Local structures connecting communities with the CPF and SAPS on crime, policing and safety matters affecting their areas.
Our Community
Community safety starts with participation.
Sandton CPF brings residents, businesses, SAPS and community-safety partners together through our four geographical sectors, community programmes and safety forums.
How We Work
Local participation. Precinct-wide collaboration.
Community policing works best when communities are informed, organised and actively engaged with SAPS.
Sandton CPF creates structured opportunities for residents, businesses and community-safety stakeholders to engage with SAPS, raise local concerns and participate in community safety. This takes place through our four geographical sectors, community programmes, safety partnerships and other CPF activities across the precinct.
Community Programmes
Opportunities for volunteers to contribute through Community in Blue, Victim Empowerment and other community-safety activities.
Safety Partnerships
Collaboration with SAPS, security stakeholders and other partners strengthens information sharing and coordinated community-safety efforts.
Community Participation
Residents and businesses can attend meetings, raise concerns, volunteer their time and support local safety initiatives.
Our Four Sectors
Your local CPF community.
The Sandton policing precinct is divided into four geographical sectors, helping bring policing and community engagement closer to the communities they serve.
Each sector provides a local platform for residents, businesses and other stakeholders to engage with the CPF and SAPS about crime, policing and community-safety matters affecting their area. Sector meetings also provide an opportunity to raise local concerns, share information and participate in community-safety initiatives.
Rivonia, Sunninghill, Woodmead and surrounding areas
Edenburg, Gallo Manor, Khyber Rock, Morningside Manor Ext 2 and Woodlands.
Sector Chairperson: Joe Manachi
Contact: 082 389 7777
Community Meeting: Second Tuesday of every month
Contact Sector 1 →Bryanston, Lonehill, Paulshof and surrounds
Brecknock AH, Petervale, Klevehill Park, Rietfontein and River Club.
Sector Chairperson: Jessica Louwrens
Contact: 082 652 5294
Community Meeting: First Thursday of every month
Contact Sector 2 →Parkmore, Morningside, Sandown and surrounds
Benmore Gardens, Dalecross, Dennehof, Duxberry, Hurlpark, Little Filian, Moodie Hill, Morningside Manor, Morningside Ext 40, New Brighton, Sandhurst, Strathavon and Sunset Acres.
Sector Chairperson: Matt Abelheim
Contact: 082 600 1860
Community Meeting: Third Thursday of every month
Contact Sector 3 →Buccleuch, Kelvin, Wendywood and other areas
Bankenveld, Kramerville, Eastgate, Kelvin View, Marlboro North and Wesco Park.
Sector Chairperson: Roshan Byjnal
Contact: 082 553 9832
Community Meeting: Fourth Thursday of every month
Contact Sector 4 →
Join Your Local CPF Community Meeting
Our sector meetings bring together residents, CPF members,
law enforcement, security providers and other community
stakeholders to discuss local crime and safety concerns,
share information and work towards safer communities.
Meeting times, venues and any schedule changes are
communicated through our official Sandton CPF WhatsApp Channel.
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Victim Support
Victim Empowerment Programme
Supporting people affected by crime and traumatic incidents.
The Sandton CPF Victim Empowerment Programme provides initial emotional support and practical assistance to victims of crime and people affected by traumatic incidents. Our trained volunteers offer reassurance, compassion and guidance during difficult situations, and help connect individuals with appropriate professional services where further assistance is required.
Our volunteers are not psychologists or professional counsellors. Their role is to provide initial support, treat those affected with dignity, care and respect, and facilitate referrals to qualified professionals when necessary.
Support
Providing compassionate initial emotional support, practical assistance and referrals to appropriate professional services for people affected by crime and traumatic incidents.
Volunteer
Community members interested in supporting the programme can contact Sandton CPF to learn more about volunteer opportunities.
Community Volunteers
Community in Blue
Community volunteers helping strengthen visibility, observation, reporting and participation in community safety across the Sandton policing precinct.
Community in Blue provides a structured way for community volunteers to participate in safety activities in support of the CPF and SAPS.
Volunteers participate in activities appropriate to their training, experience and approved responsibilities. These may include visible patrols, observation, reporting and community-safety initiatives. Members who wish to undertake additional responsibilities, including community response, may require further training and approval.
Patrollers
Community volunteers who support visible patrols, observation, reporting and approved community-safety activities in coordination with the CPF.
Community Responders
Appropriately trained and authorised volunteers who may assist with specific incident-response and community-support activities within the scope of their training and CPF procedures.
Safety Partnerships
Sandton Security Forum
Strengthening collaboration between the CPF, SAPS and security stakeholders across the Sandton policing precinct.
Our weekly Sandton Security Forum brings together CPF representatives, SAPS, private security providers and other community-safety stakeholders to review reported crime incidents, identify emerging trends and discuss operational concerns across the Sandton policing precinct. Through regular engagement and information sharing, we strengthen collaboration and support coordinated community-safety initiatives.
This collaboration helps improve communication and situational awareness while supporting coordinated community-safety efforts across the precinct.
Information Sharing
Sharing relevant crime information, reported incidents, emerging trends and community-safety concerns to improve awareness and support informed decision-making.
Coordination
Strengthening cooperation between SAPS, the CPF, private security providers and other stakeholders to support coordinated operations, crime prevention and community-safety initiatives.
Get Involved
Community safety is everyone's business.
Community safety depends on all of us. Whether you attend your local sector meetings, become a CPF member, volunteer your time or contribute your skills, there are many ways to make a meaningful difference in your community.
Attend Your Sector Meetings
Engage with your local CPF sector, learn about safety concerns affecting your area and participate in discussions with the CPF and SAPS.
Become a CPF Member
Become more actively involved in your local CPF structure and contribute your time, knowledge and skills to community safety.
To start the membership process, contact Sandton CPF and we will guide you through the applicable CPF and SAPS requirements.
Start the Membership Process →Volunteer
Give your time and skills through Community in Blue, Victim Empowerment, community campaigns, administrative support and other CPF activities. There are opportunities to contribute in both operational and non-operational roles.
There are many ways to support community safety.
Whether you would like to volunteer, support a community initiative
or contribute your skills, contact us and tell us how you would like
to get involved.
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Stay Connected
Keep up with your community.
Meeting notices, community campaigns, safety information and important updates are published through our official WhatsApp Channel.
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Scan the QR code with your phone to follow the official Sandton CPF WhatsApp Channel.