How do I support SCAP?
Complete the online registration and download the Pledge Form. We are asking you to commit to a debit order for R800 per month to ensure that SCAP can continue to keep the levels of violent crime as low as possible; residents of sectional title homes are asked to contribute R400 per month. Should you wish to make a larger donation, please contact us. Any contribution is welcome.

What will SCAP cost?
For details on the operational budget please feel free to contact us

Do SCAP staff members have special training?
Only people with military and special operations backgrounds are employed as tactical response officers. All staff members are put through stringent security tests which include polygraphs.

Who runs SCAP?
SCAP forms part of the Community Active Protection (“CAP”) initiative, which was started by the Chief Rabbi in Glenhazel. SCAP is run by a small group of individuals on a voluntary basis, the central committee.

What does SCAP offer?
It includes a single point of contact for all residents including an Incident Command & Control Centre, high performance vehicles patrolling our suburbs on a 24/7/365 basis and spotter points at a number of locations.
What is a CID and how does it relate to me?
A central improvement district (CID) is to be established in which residents make compulsory additional payments on their rates bills. The extra money is used for additional cleaning and security services in the suburb.  In terms of CID legislation, residents will have to pay between R300 and R500 a month over and above their rates and services bills. For a CID to be approved, there has to be a 51% approval by residents.

What is a spotter point?
All residents should drive through one of the x spotter points in the area to avoid residents being followed. The spotter points are specifically located in areas with low traffic volumes. If you are suspicious or feel that you are being followed, take the extra two or three minutes and drive through a spotter point. Flash your vehicle lights and hoot at the spotter point and our tactical response officers will respond.