Since 1998
SEA POINT CITY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
Keeping Sea Point Safe, Clean & Thriving.
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- A POSITIVE STEP FORWARD:
by Sea Point CIDA POSITIVE STEP FORWARD: Following a week of patient and consistent engagement, the Sea Point CID Fieldworker successfully assisted a 71-year-old man, who had been sleeping on the streets of Sea Point for approximately 18 months, into the Malmesbury Haven Night Shelter. Although he initially declined assistance, the trust built through ongoing outreach helped him decide that moving into a safe space would be the best next step. We hope this will lead to permanent accommodation in a suitable home for older persons, where he can experience the safety, care and dignity he deserves. Heather Tager COO of the Sea Point CID said the CID remains committed to compassionate outreach and connecting people experiencing homelessness with the services and support they need. She thanks the City’s Law Enforcement Displaced People Unit who came to the party and assisted with transport to the Malmesbury Shelter. This is what a partnership is all about. #SeaPointCID #CommunityOutreach #RestoringDignity #MakingADifference (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
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Comment on the proposed amendments to the Rates Policy
17 April 2026Dear Cape Town Metro Property Owners,Cape Town’s Rates Policy requires that commercial property rates be paid for premises used for commercial short-term letting. This does not apply to people supplementing their income by renting out some of their...
Concern as festive season brings noise pollution to Atlantic Seaboard
Cape Town - As the festive season approaches, City Improvement Districts (CIDs) in Camps Bay, Sea Point, and surrounding areas are ramping up security measures to combat noise and safety concerns associated with increased tourism. The City Improvement Districts along...
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What We Do
The Core Operational Pillars of the Sea Point City Improvement District (SPCID)
Safety & Security
Safety and Security remain the cornerstone of the Sea Point CID’s approach to effective service delivery.
Urban Management
The Cleaning Teams take on the vital task of maintaining a clean, safe, and visually appealing SPCID area.
Social Development
We work closely with the most vulnerable members of our community on a daily basis, focusing on guiding people living on the street toward appropriate support services and, where possible, facilitating reunification with their families.
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Heather Tager (Chief Operations Officer) heather@seapointcid.co.za
Wayne Ripepi (Precinct Manager) wayne@seapointcid.co.za
Bernard Joubert (Security Manager) bernard@securus.co.za
Since 1998
Serving Sea Point for over 28 Years
The success of the Sea Point City Improvement District (CID) is the result of strong collaboration between various City of Cape Town departments, key service providers, and our valued partnerships with the South African Police Service, City Law Enforcement, Traffic Services, and Metro Police. Equally important is the continued support of property owners and business stakeholders within the CID boundary — and most importantly, the visitors and guests who bring life and vibrancy to Sea Point.
Keeping Sea Point Safe, Clean and Thriving
Safety & Security
Dedicated patrols and partnerships ensuring a safe, secure, and welcoming Sea Point
Urban Management & Cleaning
Keeping Sea Point clean, maintained, and visually appealing every day.
Social Development
Supporting vulnerable individuals through outreach, assistance, and referrals to essential services.
Marketing & Communications
Promoting Sea Point as a vibrant, attractive destination for residents, businesses, and visitors.
About us
Who we are
The Sea Point City Improvement District (SPCID) was established in 1998 with the mandate to manage, enhance, and promote the SPCID precinct. This mandate is delivered through a set of Operational Divisions that form the foundation of the CID model. These divisions are managed and overseen by the Office of the Chief Operations Officer (COO) and include Safety and Security, Urban Management, Social Development, Projects and Campaigns, as well as Marketing and Communications.
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Sea Point CID Area
The Sea Point City Improvement District operates from Glengarif road in the north to Queens Road in the south, along Main and Regent Road and parts of the side roads abutting a building on Main/Regent Road.
Northern Boundary: Glengariff Road.
Eastern Boundary: Properties along Main Road (and Regent Road where applicable), including parts of the side roads abutting these buildings.
Southern Boundary: Queens Road.
Western Boundary: Regent Road.
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Cape Town Marathon – 14 to 20 October 2024
No parking will be permitted on the following road from Friday 18 October 08h00 to Sunday 20...
Exploring Sea Point in Cape Town: A Coastal Paradise
Nestled on the Atlantic Seaboard of South Africa's Mother City, Cape Town, Sea Point is a vibrant...
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Our address
2 Kloof Road
Sea Point, 8005
Email Us
Heather Tager (Chief Operations Officer) heather@seapointcid.co.za
Wayne Ripepi (Precinct Manager) wayne@seapointcid.co.za
Bernard Joubert (Security Manager) bernard@securus.co.za
Report an Incident
Control Room
SPCID
021 434 1234
SPCID
072 042 8626
Emergency Contacts
Sea Point Police 021 430 3700
Law Enforcement 0860 765 423
SA Police Services (SAPS) 10111
City Emergency Services 107 (cellphone)
City Emergency Services 021 480 7700 (landline)