On Sunday 27 June 2021, President Cyril Ramaphosa moved South Africa back to adjusted level 4 of the lockdown as the third COVID-19 wave grips the country.

For at least the next 14 days (till 12 July 2021), all departments will work at a 50% staff capacity to reduce contact between people in order to slow down the spread of the virus.

Certain staff may be working from home or on rotation basis, which means telephones cannot always be answered and certain services cannot be rendered in person (face-to-face).

In addition to the above preventative measures, many staff members are either recovering from Covid-19 or in self isolation.

Overstrand Municipality, therefore, asks members of the public to be patient.

Also note that all libraries will be closed as well as the municipal halls and all other public amenities where people may congregate, with immediate effect until further notice.

For this reason, Overstrand Municipality encourages residents to email queries and requests to the relevant officials. If you do not know who to contact, use enquiries@overstrand.gov.za

Essential municipal services will continue as per usual. This includes:
Refuse removal
Water
Electricity
Traffic management
Law enforcement
Fire services

The 24-hour control room number 028 313 8111 (for water pipe bursts etc) and 028 313 8000 (for general enquiries) will remain fully operational.

Any emergency and/or distress call regarding drowning or accidents can be reported to the Municipality’s 24-hour FIRE & RESCUE EMERGENCY ONLY number on 028 312 2400.

For day to day law enforcement and by-law complaints, phone 028 313 8996.

For safety and security issues, phone 028 313 8980.