Mayor Dan Plato today jumpstarted his 2021 community clean-up...
Mayor Dan Plato today jumpstarted his 2021 community clean-up campaign, in Hout Bay, with a focus on awareness against illegal dumping, which included the establishment of signage in key locations as one of the measures employed to discourage illegal dumping and littering.
The 'Keep Cape Town Clean' campaign continues from
last year's drive to encourage communities to help keep their respective neighbourhoods clean.
The City is working hard to resolve the challenges that are
leading to delays in refuse collection.
For more information visit https://bit.ly/3abTbGZ Illegal dumping is harmful and against the law.
Penalties for illegal dumping can be in excess of R20 000, including a R5 000 fine issued for dumping, as well as the confiscation of the vehicle used in illegal dumping.
A release fee will be charged, over-and-above the fine issued for dumping.
To report illegal dumping, please call 0860 103 089.
We call on our residents to come out and support the campaign.
#KeepCapeTownClean! Read more: https://bit.ly/3aSUfhW #CTNews
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