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Urgent request to start on the 1st of April, Thembalethu East night shift to assemble the shutter

A planned construction activity of the Thembalethu East Reservoir will take place after hours from 5 pm to 2 am on the 1st of April 2025 initially scheduled to take place on weekdays, from 07h00 to 16h00.

SERVICE DISRUPTION:
Minor operational interruptions can be expected during the construction works. Advance notifications of planned temporary disruptions and the effects thereof will be issued via social media.

TRAFFIC IMPACT:
Residents, road users, and pedestrians are advised to exercise caution during the construction period. Please adhere to flag persons, temporary construction works and road signage.

ACCESS TO SITE:
Access to the construction site will be strictly controlled. In accordance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act, no members of the public will be allowed in the construction area.

PROJECT ENQUIRIES: Mr Andre Scheepers – 044 801 9492 (Technical)
: Mr Alewijn Dippenaar – 082 457 5675 (Public Liaison Officer)

The George Municipality apologises for any inconvenience and appeals to the public to be patient and exercise caution throughout the construction period. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

GM Mayoral Speech: Tabling of the George Municipal Multi Year Draft Budget for 2025 to 2027/28

Executive Mayor Jackie von Brandis today tabled the George Municipal Multi Year Draft Budget for 2025 to 2027/28 noting that this is a budget for every single person in this municipal area, across all 28 of our wards.

“George Municipality is growing, and our residents should be included as the biggest benefactors of this growth. This budget, is a testament to our commitment to enhancing the quality of life for all of our residents, ensuring sustainable development, and fostering economic growth, in a manner that is suitable for all.”

Read more: https://www.george.gov.za/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/2025_03_27-Budget-Speech-Final.pdf

GM Mayoral Speech: Tabling of 2023/24 Annual Report

GM Mayoral Speech: Tabling of 2023/24 Annual Report
Issued George Municipality, 27 March 2025

Executive Mayor Jackie von Brandis this morning tabled the 2023/24 Annual Report at the Ordinary Council Meeting of 27 March 2025. In her tabling speech she noted that Council’s vision to position George as a national, competitive and globally connected business hub is an ambitious one.

“Howerver, through our focus on SMART technology, resource efficiency, and strategic land use, we are laying the foundation for a sustainable future. By prioritising higher densities within our city, we are not only strengthening urban efficiency but also enhancing accessibility to opportunities for all of our residents. A prime example of this vision is our GO GEORGE Transport system (GIPTN), which has proven be a vital lifeline, connecting people to economic and social opportunities.

As a municipality, we are deeply committed to building safe, inclusive communities. This is evident in our work to provide excellent service delivery, ensuring that basic services are accessible not only in our formal urban areas but also in informal settlements and backyard dwellings. This commitment will ensure that future generations will inherit a city that is resilient, responsive and abundant with opportunities.”

Follow the link: https://www.george.gov.za/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/2025_03_27-Annual-Report-Tabling-for-Mayor.pdf

GARDEN ROUTE DAM LEVEL – 26 March 2025

Percentage storage at new raised dam wall height 91,60%
Rainfall for the previous days: 10 mm (Measured from 19 – 24 March 2025)

For water-saving tips please visit: http://tinyurl.com/3439h4n7
The cooperation of all users of municipal water is essential and is greatly appreciated.
Municipality

Percentage storage at new raised dam wall height 91,60%
Rainfall for the previous days: 10 mm (Measured from 19 – 24 March 2025)

For water-saving tips please visit: http://tinyurl.com/3439h4n7
The cooperation of all users of municipal water is essential and is greatly appreciated.