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All rise - municipal courts now fully operational

08 July 2020

The City of Cape Town’s municipal courts have resumed all services. This after they were only open and functional for urgent matters that were set down for hearing in compliance with Alert Level 5 of the National Lockdown. Read more below:
Now, all 11 municipal courts are open for all cases. Restrictions on access to court buildings are enforced to ensure compliance with the recommended social distancing guidelines. 

The courts are located in:

Office Court code Court room Address Contact numbers
Atlantis173497B

Wesfleur Municipal Building,

Wesfleur Circle, Atlantis

021 444 4225/7

Cape Town1800122

Strand Concourse,

Cape Town

021 400 2183

021 444 7555/1/2/3/4

Blue Downs1757084

Blue Downs Magistrate's Court,

Butskop Road,

Blackheath

021 909 5268/78
Goodwood1746051Hugo Street, Goodwood

021 444 7363/7359

021 444 8228/8229

021 444 7361

Khayelitsha177849A

Corner Walter Sisulu and Steve Biko Drives,

Khayelitsha

021 361 1144/1269

Mitchells Plain1778572Cnr Melkbos and Merrydale Avenues, Lentegeur

021 400 6275

021 400 6276/6277/6278

021 400 6279/6280/6281/6282

Parow1750091

Beacon Street,

Parow

021 444 1851

021 444 4384/1973/4385

021 444 4383

Simon's Town179956TC

Simon's Town Library,

St Georges Street

021 786 8600/4602
Somerset West171306A

Town Hall,

Cnr Main and Church Streets,

Somerset West

021 444 6935/6936

021 444 6937/6938

Strand1714031

Municipal Court, Cnr Main Road and Fagan Street,

Strand

021 850 4100/4255

Wynberg17824310

Wynberg Magistrate's Court,

Church Street

021 444 6862/3/4/5/6

021 444 6931/6857

The courts are open for the following services:

  • Court appearances
  • Paying of traffic fines
  • Payment of warrants of arrest
  • Payment of any admission of guilt fines for any other summons/notice to appear(section 56 notice) issued by the City of Cape Town
  • General enquiries relating to any summons/notice
  • Written representations directed to the relevant prosecutor.

‘No new traffic cases were enrolled during Nation Lockdown Alert Levels 5 and 4, thus summonses may be re-issued at a later stage. Members of the public who had matters on the court roll during these levels are encouraged to liaise with the relevant courts in order to establish the status of their case/s.

‘We are doing all that is reasonably possible to ensure that our courts are safe. I want to appeal to those who have to attend court to co-operate by complying with the safety measures which have been put in place at the various courts. The courts may have to close from time to time, without notice, in the event that a staff member tests positive for the virus. In these instances I would ask members of the public to be understanding and to accept that these are necessary safety measures. Motorists are encouraged, where possible, to pay their fines online via www.paycity.co.za.’ said the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Corporate Services, Councillor Sharon Cottle.


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Published by:
City of Cape Town, Media Office

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