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Prince Albert MunicipalityRef: https://www.pamun.gov.za/af/council/wards

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Source domain: pamun.gov.za

Collected on 13 July 2026

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What this means

This document is a webpage section titled “Wards” for the Prince Albert Municipality. It explains that the municipality is divided into four wards, each represented by a ward councillor and supported by an active ward committee elected by the community. It lists the areas covered by each ward (Wards 1–4) and provides development priorities for each ward, and it also includes emergency contact numbers and general municipal contact details.

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Membership in a Ward Committee

Residents of any of the four wards in Prince Albert Municipality can participate in their local ward committee, which supports the ward councillor and advises on local development priorities. Committees are elected by the community and can have up to ten members, with strong representation of women.

Who it is for: residents of Ward 1, Ward 2, Ward 3, or Ward 4
How to act on it: Register as a member during community elections for the ward committee, which are held locally within each ward.

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Elke wyk word ondersteun deur 'n aktiewe wykskomitee, verkies deur die gemeenskap om die wyksraadslid by te staan en te adviseer.

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https://www.pamun.gov.za/af/council/wards

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Prince Albert Municipality. It explains that the municipality

Key Takeaways

Organisation: Prince Albert Municipality
Municipality divided into four wards
Ward committees elected by residents; up to 10 members; ward councillor chairs
Ward 1: Leeu-Gamka, Bitterwater, Prins Albertweg & surrounding farms; priorities include road/stormwater/sanitation upgrades, low-cost housing, water quality & electricity improvements
Ward 2: Klaarstroom, Seekoeigat, Die Gang & Prins Albert-Suid; priorities include water & sanitation upgrades, road paving/transport networks, education & recreation facilities, recycling/conservation projects
Ward 3: part of Prins Albert-Noord; priorities include affordable housing, maintenance/upgrades of roads and utilities, expansion of education/health services
Ward 4: part of Prins Albert-Noord, Rondomskrik and West End; priorities include road networks/public transport, new housing projects, improved public spaces (parks/community centres)
Emergency contact: 24/7 number 082 220 0848
Emergency contacts: Fire & Law Enforcement 023 541 1648; SAPS 023 541 8000; Hospital 023 814 2996/8/9
Municipal address: Thusong Centre, Adderley Street, Prince Albert, 6930
General enquiries: 023 541 1036/014; Municipal accounts: 023 541 1552; Email: rekords@pamun.gov.za
Prince Albert Municipality
Ward councillors: Kiewiet Baadjies; Linda Jaquet; Sidney Koonthea; Magrietha Jafta
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