Community & SAPS
We provide a structured channel for communities to engage with SAPS on local crime, policing and safety concerns.
Sandton Community Police Forum
Safer Sandton. Together.
Your community hub for safety information, official updates, resources and ways to get involved across the Sandton policing precinct.
Need Help?
Emergency Contacts
In an emergency, contact SAPS or emergency services first. Tap a number below to call directly.
SAPS Emergency
10111
Fire & Ambulance
112
JMPD
011 375 5911
Sandton SAPS
011 722 4200
Sandton Relief Commander
082 371 6504
Sandton CPF WhatsApp
066 481 0307
Official
The recognised Community Police Forum serving the Sandton
policing precinct.
Volunteer-Led
Our members volunteer their time and skills in support of
community safety.
Community-Focused
Representing and supporting communities across all four
Sandton policing sectors.
Official Updates
Stay informed with Sandton CPF
Follow our official WhatsApp Channel for community safety alerts, crime-prevention awareness, road and traffic notices, community campaigns and other important updates affecting the Sandton policing precinct.
Help reduce misinformation by sharing information from trusted official sources.
Follow us on WhatsApp
Scan the QR code with your phone to follow the official Sandton CPF WhatsApp Channel.
About Sandton CPF
Working together for safer communities.
Sandton CPF provides a platform for the community and SAPS to work together on policing, crime prevention and community safety across the Sandton policing precinct.
Through our sectors, programmes, forums and community initiatives, we help identify local concerns, strengthen communication, support crime-prevention activities and create opportunities for residents and businesses to participate in community safety.
About Sandton CPFCommunity Participation
Residents, businesses and community organisations can participate through sector structures, community programmes, campaigns and other community safety initiatives.
Community Safety
Stay informed. Stay alert. Report responsibly.
Community safety starts with knowing what to do, where to report incidents and how to share information responsibly.
Report Crime
Report crimes and emergencies to SAPS or the appropriate emergency service first. Where possible, obtain and retain your SAPS reference or case number.
Emergency contactsReduce Your Risk
Stay aware of your surroundings, take sensible precautions and keep informed about crime-prevention advice and safety concerns affecting your community.
Safety resourcesShare Responsibly
Avoid forwarding unverified crime alerts, voice notes, photographs or claims. Misinformation can create unnecessary fear and may interfere with active operations.
Follow official updates
Our Community Safety Structure
Working across our communities.
Sandton CPF operates through four geographical sectors, supported by community programmes and forums that focus on specific areas of community safety and participation.
Our Four Sectors
Local community policing structures
Each sector provides a local platform for residents, businesses and other stakeholders to engage on crime, policing and community-safety matters affecting their area.
Rivonia, Sunninghill, Woodmead and surrounding areas
Edenburg, Gallo Manor, Khyber Rock, Morningside Manor Ext 2 and Woodlands.
Connect with Sector 1Bryanston, Lonehill, Paulshof and surrounds
Brecknock AH, Petervale, Klevehill Park, Rietfontein, River Club.
Connect with Sector 2Parkmore, 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.
Connect with Sector 3Buccleuch, Kelvin, Wendywood and other areas
Bankenveld, Kramerville, Eastgate, Kelvin View, Marlboro North and Wesco Park.
Connect with Sector 4
Community Programmes & Forums
Supporting different areas of community safety
Our programmes and forums provide additional ways for volunteers, community members and safety stakeholders to participate in and support community safety across the Sandton policing precinct.
Victim Support
Victim Empowerment Programme
Providing support and assistance to victims of crime and people affected by traumatic incidents.
Learn about Victim Empowerment
Community Volunteers
Community in Blue
Community volunteers supporting safety through visible patrols, observation, reporting, community response and participation in CPF community-safety activities.
Learn about Community in Blue
Safety Partnerships
Sandton Security Forum
Bringing together the CPF, SAPS and security stakeholders to share information, identify crime trends and strengthen coordinated community-safety efforts.
Learn about the Security Forum
Want to get involved?
Find out more about our sectors, programmes, forums and
opportunities to participate in community safety.
Explore Our Community
Community Calendar
Get involved in your community.
Residents are encouraged to attend their sector community meetings, engage with the CPF and SAPS, raise local safety concerns and stay informed about matters affecting their area.
Sector Community Meetings
Our four sectors hold regular community meetings where residents and other stakeholders can engage with the CPF and SAPS about local crime trends, policing concerns and community-safety priorities.
Community Awareness & Safety Campaigns
Throughout the year we host and participate in crime-prevention, safety and community-awareness initiatives at various locations across the precinct.
Sandton CPF Annual General Meeting
Our AGM provides an opportunity for the community to receive updates on the CPF, engage on our activities and priorities, and participate in CPF governance.
Looking for the next meeting or community event?
Meeting dates, venues and community event notices are published
through our official WhatsApp Channel.
Get Involved & Support
Community safety is everyone's business.
Sandton CPF is built on community participation. Whether you want to become involved in your local sector, volunteer your time and skills, or support our work through sponsorship or donations, there are many ways to contribute to a safer Sandton.
Join the CPF
Get involved in your local sector, attend community meetings and help strengthen communication and participation between the community and SAPS.
Find out how to joinVolunteer
Contribute your time and skills through Community in Blue, Victim Empowerment and other CPF community-safety activities and initiatives.
Explore volunteeringSupport Our Work
Help us equip our volunteers and support community-safety initiatives through donations, sponsorship, equipment, services or other practical assistance.
Ways to support Sandton CPF
Want to make a difference in your community?
Find the way to participate that works for you.
Get Involved
Contact Sandton CPF
Connect with us.
Have a community safety enquiry, want to get involved, or need to contact Sandton CPF? Use the appropriate channel below.
Reporting an incident?
If you contact Sandton CPF regarding an incident after reporting
it to SAPS, please include the SAPS reference or case number
where available.