COMMUNITY SAFETY DEPARTMENT
Presented by:Acting Strategic Executive Director:PMM Mathabathe
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VISION AND MISSION
Vision
“ The unsurpassed African Community Safety Service ensuring the community of Tshwane to develop and prosper in a safe and secure environment.”
Mission Statement
“ To provide an effective and efficient Community Safety Service of excellence in the execution of all mandated functions.”
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• Crime Prevention– Illegal gambling - Urinating in Public– Drunkenness/Drinking in public - House breaking– Theft of/out of motor vehicle - Rape– Assault - Drugs– Illegal Immigrant - Liquor related offences
• Road Policing- Free flow of traffic - Danger & Obstruction- Drunken driving - Moving violations
• By-Law Policing– Illegal trading - Formal & Informal
businesses– Fire works - Illegal electricity
connections– Illegal advertising - Taverns & Shebeens
KEY LAW ENFORCEMENT
AREAS
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COMMUNITY SAFETY DEPARTMENT STRUCTURE: DIVISIONS, UNITS ANDFUNCTIONS
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ORGANOGRAM: TSHWANE
METROPOLITAN POLICE SERVICE
UNITS AND FUNCTIONS
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TSHWANE METROPOLITAN POLICE – PERSONNEL STRENGTH & VEHICLES
Metro Police Operational Personnel Total:2120
SERVICE ANIMALSK9’s (5 x Explosive’s, 4 x Narcotic & 3 Patrol dogs) 11Equestrian 20
TYPE OF VEHICLE TMPSMotorcycle 154Bus 3Car 113Kombi 58LDV 100Tractor 1Trailer 42Truck 21
Total TMPS 4926
RESOURCES: FIREARMS
OFFICIAL INSTITUTION 614
RIFLES QUANTITY PISTOLS QUANTITY
Air Rifles 14 6.35 mm 522 Long Rifles 2 7.62 mm 1
223 Rifles 120 7.65 mm 2330-60 Rifles 2 9 mm Short 43
7x 57 mm Rifles 2 9 mm Long 1915308 Rifle 1 9mm Carbine 20
12 Gauge Shotguns 129 .22 Revolver 8
SUBTOTAL 270 SUBTOTAL 2285TOTAL FIREARMS 2285
The following firearms are registered under the Official Institution 614, Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality in terms of the Firearms
Control Act 60/2000
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TSHWANE METROPOLITAN POLICE SERVICES
REQUESTED OPERATIONAL BUDGET 2010/111. TOTAL REVENUE:
R191,658,278
2. EXPENDITURE:
R707,374,062
CAPITAL BUDGET: OVERVIEW
Financial Year Approved Budget Assigned
2010/11 20 324 000
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BASIC TRAINING• Training of new recruits as:Metropolitan Police OfficersTraffic OfficersTraffic WardensPDP’sLaw Enforcement OfficersPolicing equipment (Dragger, Pro-Laser etc.)AARTOFire ArmTactical Street Survival; andPhysical Fitness
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IN-SERVICE TRAINING
• Crowd Management Control• Crime Prevention Training• Specialized Training• Amended Legislation Training• By-Law Training• Advance Driver Training• Special Units Training• Community Awareness Training• Career Development Training (Skills Development)• Compliance Training• VIP Protection
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COOPERATION &COLLABORATION WITH
SAPS
A partnership approach- Purpose to fosterIntegrated & Joint
responsibilities
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AREAS OF INTERACTIONS
• Joint Operations
• Stake Holder Meetings – Planning On different levels and forums and meetings such as: SCCF’s PCCF Cluster Provjoints Natjoints
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2010WORLD CUP READINESSThe TPMS will play a supportive role to the SAPS as per our core functions.
Our focus will be on Traffic Management, Bylaws and Road Safety.The Community Safety Department is represented in all Operational Command Structures starting from the Nat Joc, Prov Joc. and City Joc to ensure the following objectives are met:
Safety & Security support to the SAPSTraffic Management /Policing/EscortsBy-Law control/policingCrime PreventionFires safetyFire Brigade OperationsDisaster Management
Deployment per match event:
400 TMPS Officers106 Fire-fighters 22 Disaster Management Officers
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THANK YOU
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