Potchefstroom CPF to Host Station Board Meeting on Local Safety
- Karen Scheepers

- Apr 21
- 2 min read
The Community Police Forum (CPF) Executive Committee (Exco) in Potchefstroom has issued a formal invitation to the public and local stakeholders for its upcoming Station Board meeting. This gathering serves as a primary platform for the South African Police Service (SAPS) and the community to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the residents they serve. By facilitating direct dialogue, the CPF aims to strengthen "Partners in Policing," a core tenet of the organization’s mission to foster a safer environment for all inhabitants of the city.

Meeting Details and Logistics
The meeting is scheduled to take place this week, providing a space for critical discussions regarding the current security climate of the area. Attendance is encouraged for all community members who wish to have their voices heard or stay informed on local crime prevention strategies.
Date: Thursday, 23 April 2026
Time: 18:00
Venue: SAPS Boardroom, 1st Floor at the Police Station
Address: OR Tambo Street, Potchefstroom
The CPF Exco has noted that for organizations or individuals unable to attend in person, a representative should be sent in their stead to ensure comprehensive community representation.
Focus on Safety and Security
The primary agenda for the Station Board meeting revolves around safety and security-related issues affecting Potchefstroom. Members of the public are invited to participate actively, offering a unique opportunity to raise concerns, report recurring issues, and suggest collaborative solutions. These meetings are vital for the SAPS to gather community intelligence and for residents to hold local authorities accountable for the safety of their neighborhoods.
The collaborative approach emphasizes that crime prevention is not solely the responsibility of the police but a shared duty between the state and the citizenry. Discussions are expected to cover recent crime trends, neighborhood watch initiatives, and the optimization of resource allocation within the precinct.

By attending this meeting at the OR Tambo Street station, residents can play a proactive role in shaping the safety policies that impact their daily lives. The CPF continues to advocate for transparency and cooperation, ensuring that the partnership between the public and the police remains robust and effective.
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