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Notices

GM Mayoral Speeches for Ordinary Council 26 March 2026

https://www.george.gov.za/george-doc-categories/documents/council/speeches-of-the-executive-mayor/

Please find via above link the Mayoral Speeches made today in the Ordinary Council 26 March 2026 by Executive Mayor Browen Johnson, on the Draft Budget 2026/27; the Draft 5th Generation Review of the Integrated Development Plan (IDP) for the 2026/2027 financial year and the Oversight Report on the 2024/2025 Draft Annual Report of the George Municipality.

Ethics and Fraud Connection

March is recognised as National Ethics Awareness Month, a time dedicated to encouraging individuals and organisations to reflect on their ethical standards and professional conduct. It provides an opportunity to promote integrity, accountability and responsible decision-making in the workplace and in public service.

For George Municipality, Ethics Awareness Month serves as a reminder of the importance of upholding the highest standards of honesty, transparency and fairness in serving our community. By strengthening an ethical culture within the organisation, the municipality reaffirms its commitment to good governance, ethical leadership and building public trust.

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Upcoming Refurbishment of the Transfer Station

The George Municipality wishes to inform the public about the upcoming refurbishment of the Transfer Station. Construction is expected to begin at the end of March or the beginning of April 2026.

To prepare for the refurbishment and ensure the safety of both staff and residents, the municipality will implement temporary changes to the disposal of domestic waste during the construction period.

Residents are requested to take note of the following important information:

Project Start:
Refurbishment works are scheduled to commence at the end of March and or the beginning of April 2026.

Waste Diversion:
All domestic waste will temporarily be disposed of at an alternative area within the same vicinity of the Transfer Station.

Traffic Advisory:
Due to the high volume of domestic waste being diverted to the alternative site, residents should expect possible traffic congestion near the facility.

Safety & Vigilance:
Residents are urged to exercise extreme caution and remain vigilant when navigating the temporary disposal area to ensure the safety of staff and other users.

Call for Patience:
The municipality kindly requests the public’s patience and cooperation during this period. These upgrades are essential to improve the long-term reliability and efficiency of our waste management system.

For enquiries, please contact the Projects, Solid Waste & Shared Services Office’s Nombuyiselo Majola at 044 803 9297 ext. 1860