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A project to install water meters has been funded with R6.05 million to improve water usage monitoring and management across the municipality.
R1.5 million has been allocated for future groundwater development in Rietbron to secure long-term water supply for the area.
The Dr. Beyers Naude Local Municipality has been allocated R30 million in drought relief funding to support various water infrastructure improvements across multiple towns including Graaff-Reinet, Jansenville, Steytlerville, Rietbron, and others. This includes emergency water supply schemes, borehole refurbishment, water meter installation, and groundwater development.
Residents can repay their outstanding municipal debts by visiting the Revenue Departments in any town within the Dr Beyers Naude Local Municipality. There is no fee mentioned, and the process involves making arrangements directly with the department.
When purchasing electricity through pre-payment, 40% of the amount paid is automatically credited to your outstanding municipal account. This applies to all pre-payment users and helps reduce arrear balances while receiving reduced electricity value.
Eligible spaza shop and general dealer owners can access working capital investment and a revolving credit facility backed by the Khula Credit Guarantee Scheme of SEFA through Nedbank. This support is available to South African-owned businesses with valid municipal trading permits or business licenses operating in townships and villages.
The municipality is repairing damage caused by lightning to the electrical system that powers water pumps, which has resulted in some areas in Graaff-Reinet losing water supply. Residents are advised that the issue is being addressed.
Payments for municipal accounts must be made from 27 March 2020 using electronic funds transfer, bank deposit, or ATM. The reference must include the account number.
The public can access the approved 2020/21 Annual Budget, Integrated Development Plan (IDP), and supporting documents at municipal administrative units and public libraries in Graaff Reinet, Aberdeen, Nieu-Bethesda, Willowmore, Steytlerville, Rietbron, Jansenville, and Klipplaat. The documents are also available on the municipal website.
A financial relief program for SMMEs to settle outstanding municipal accounts and other debts, capped at R5,000 for businesses without historical municipal debt. Eligible businesses must demonstrate financial distress and provide a plan to resuscitate operations.
An alternative date for the previously scheduled electricity outage will be communicated to affected residents. Until then, the outage has been cancelled.
Citizens can download the free Link app to report problems such as service faults, infrastructure issues, or other concerns affecting their community. The app sends reports directly to the municipality's call centre and enables feedback through the same platform.
