Thursday, July 09, 2015

City of Cape Town celebrates Rent-A-Cop programme

Loyiso Langeni
09 July 2015

Cape Town is expanding its Rent-A-Cop programme following a recent decision by the Mayoral Committee to extend the contracts of 190 officers and approve the appointment of 21 more.

This decision raises the total number of Rent-A-Cops in Cape Town to 211. The program was started in 2008.

Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security JP Smith said the city is celebrating Rent-A-Cop programme that started seven years ago when we said in principal that we were happy for external sponsors to pay for the staff to be deployed in the area.


“We have now 200 members but a further 20 members have been approved and we are extremely excited about how this programme keeps growing and in the process it creates continuous jobs for more enforcement staff,” Smith added.

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