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The City of Cape Town provides a dedicated hotline for reporting suspected fraud. The public, employees, contractors, and other stakeholders can report fraudulent activities anonymously or confidentially through this line.
Individuals can report suspected fraud to the City of Cape Town via email using the dedicated fraud reporting address. This is an alternative method for submitting reports without calling.
Individuals or organisations must register their CCTV systems, cameras, or related equipment installed on city land or infrastructure through a formal registration process managed by the Vetting Committee.
A person or organisation may apply to install a temporary CCTV camera or system on city land for up to 30 days, including mobile or trailer-based units, provided they follow the specified application process.
Private individuals or organisations can apply to install a new CCTV system on City of Cape Town property by submitting a formal application to the Vetting Committee. The application must meet mandatory criteria and include technical and operational details.
The current policy on cellphone and landline telephone usage for councillors remains in effect until a new policy is proposed by WECLOGO and approved by the MEC for Local Government. No new application is needed; the policy applies automatically to all eligible councillors.
Council contributes two-thirds of a full-time councillor's medical aid membership fee, up to a monthly maximum of R1 014.00. This benefit is automatically applied to eligible councillors without requiring a separate application.
Individuals or groups can join the City of Cape Town's structured volunteer system to support disaster preparedness, response, and recovery efforts. This includes those with existing skills or those willing to be trained for specific roles.
Individuals who are willing to assist during disasters but do not wish to join an organised structure can register as general volunteers under the City of Cape Town’s framework.
An honour granted to living or deceased citizens of Cape Town who have made significant contributions to social, community, or civic life. The recipient’s name and achievements are inscribed in a book maintained by the Office of the Mayor.
A prestigious civic honour awarded to individuals or military units who have rendered eminent service to the City of Cape Town. It includes a formal address, recognition in the Book of Honorary Freedom, and symbolic admission to the city's freedom.
An honorary title conferred upon individuals who meet specific criteria set out in the policy. This title is bestowed by Council and is linked to recognition of exceptional service to the City.
