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Notices

Refuse Collection in the George CBD area

George Municipality has observed ongoing challenges with refuse collection in the CBD area, particularly in Hibernia, Victoria, Market and Meade Streets. Business owners are reminded that refuse is currently being placed out irregularly, often without the use of 240L wheelie bins or designated on-site storage, which negatively affects collection services.
All businesses in the CBD area are required to ensure that refuse is placed out for collection only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 07:00. Refuse must be placed in a two 240L wheelie bins, and each business must provide a designated refuse storage area on site.
Please phone the Cleansing Service department on 044 802 2900 for any enquiries.

 

George Munisipaliteit het voortdurende uitdagings met vullisverwydering in die Sentrale Sakekern opgemerk, veral in Hibernia-, Victoria-, Market- en Meadestrate. Sake-eienaars word daaraan herinner dat die onreëlmatige uitset van vullis, dikwels sonder die vereiste 240L-wielietjiesdromme of aangewese bergingsgebiede op die perseel, ‘n negatiewe uitwerking op dienslewering en dra by tot ’n onbevredigende omgewing.
Alle besighede in die sentrale sakekern moet verseker dat vullis slegs op Maandae, Woensdae en Vrydae om 07:00 uitgesit word. Vullis moet in twee 20L-wielietjiedromme geplaas word en elke besigheid moet ’n aangewese vullisbergingsarea op die perseel voorsien.
Navrae kan gerig word aan die Afvaldienste-afdeling by 044 802 2900.

PUBLIC NOTICE UPDATE: UNPLANNED POWER OUTAGE – WILDERNESS HEIGHTS

George Municipality is attending to an unplanned power outage affecting a portion of Whites Road, Wilderness Heights.

The outage is due to vandalism that damaged an electrical pole, which now requires replacement.

The estimated time of repair (ETR) is 16:00 today,

The Municipality apologises for the inconvenience and requests the public to remain patient while repair work is undertaken.

EARLY CLOSURE OF MVR, DLTC & VTS

Please note that the Motor Vehicle Registration (MVR), Driver’s Licence Testing Centre (DLTC), and Vehicle Testing Station (VTS) will close at 14:00 on Friday, 29 August 2025 due to compulsory monthly operational meetings.

We apologise for any inconvenience and thank residents for their understanding.

PUBLIC NOTICE UPDATE: PIPE BURST – MERRIMAN STREET

As previously communicated, George Municipality is still attending to repairs in Merriman Street. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, the repair time has been extended.

Water supply is now expected to be restored by 21:00 tonight, 26 August 2025.

A water tanker will be roaming the affected areas to provide temporary water supply.

Residents are advised to make the necessary arrangements until the supply is fully restored.

WATER OUTAGE UPDATE – TAMSUI INDUSTRIA & STEINHOFF

The valve replacement in PW Botha Boulevard has taken longer than expected due to unforeseen circumstances.

Water supply is now anticipated to be restored by 22:00 tonight, 26 August 2025.
Residents are urged to contact the after -hour emergency number on 044 801 6300 should they experience a prolonged water outage.

PUBLIC NOTICE UPDATE: LANDFILL SITE REOPEN

Please be advised that the landfill site will be open today from 12:30 pm .

Although machinery is still not fully operational, arrangements have been made to create additional space. We kindly request your cooperation as follows:
– Please follow the directions given by the staff on site.
– Do not dump on access roads.
– Only dispose of green waste and builders rubble , and at the designated areas where you are directed to dump.

Your cooperation will ensure smooth operations during this period. Thank you for your understanding.

CONTROLLED BURNS: NORTH EAST, DENNEOORD

George Fire Rescue and Disaster Management services will carry out a Control Burn in North East of Denneoord on Wednesday (27/08) and Thursday (28/08) for the control of alien vegetation.

Residents should be unaffected as the wind direction will move smoke away from the residential area.

Control burns serve to reduce the fuel loading (dead leaves, tree limbs, and other debris), in areas and are implemented to prevent wildfires spreading.