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Report drunk or reckless driving

You can report drunk or reckless driving to the City's Traffic Services or to the National Transport Call Centre.

Report vandalism

If you see or know of anyone who is deliberately damaging City-owned property and infrastructure or you notice deliberate damage to property in your area, this is vandalism and you should report it. Vandalism not only affects your community by making it unattractive and unsafe, it is also expensive to repair.

Report animal-related offences

The Cape of Good Hope SPCA, as the custodians of the Animal Protection Act, and Law Enforcement, as the guardians of the City's by-laws, share responsibility for responding to animal-related complaints. Find out more about how the City manages and protects the interests of animals and residents in Cape Town below.

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