Introducing the newly elected leadership coordinating community policing across all 18 police stations in Nelson Mandela Bay.
In July 2026, community representatives from across Nelson Mandela Bay's 18 police stations elected a new District Board to lead the Community Policing Forum for the next term of office. The Board was elected at a formal general meeting attended by delegates from station-level forums together with senior SAPS management for the district.
The full list of individual Board office-bearers (Chairperson, Deputy Chairperson, Secretary, Treasurer and additional members) will be published on this page shortly. In the meantime, enquiries about the Board and its members can be directed to the District Board using the contact details below.
Contact the BoardCoordinating and supporting all 18 station-level CPFs so priorities, standards and reporting are consistent across Nelson Mandela Bay.
Engaging directly with SAPS district and cluster management on behalf of the community, and escalating issues raised at station level.
Representing Nelson Mandela Bay residents at provincial CPF Board level and in engagements with the Metro and other stakeholders.
Driving district-wide safety campaigns, imbizos and awareness programmes that complement station-level initiatives.
Holding regular general meetings, reporting back to station forums, and ensuring the Board operates transparently and within its constitution.
Supporting training and development for CPF volunteers across all 18 stations so forums remain effective and well governed.
Station-level CPFs welcome community members who want to get involved. Find your local station to learn how to join.
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