Today is a momentous occasion for the CCID as it launches its 10th edition of the State of CT Central City Report 2021 – A year in review, which analyses new property developments & trends in the CBD during 2021. To get a copy,email [email protected]. https://t.co/3z009gRNMC
When a need arises to use an ATM, always be mindful of your surroundings as card swapping is a persistent crime all over the country including in the Cape Town CBD. When you’re done, “Stash it, don’t flash it”.
Muslim visitors to the Cape Town CBD can now find Halaal-certified and Halaal friendly restaurants by consulting the CCID’s handy list of 36 must-visit venues and where to find them. https://t.co/zzALGkAXf4
Cape Town CCID Safety & Security did 771 crime prevention initiatives last week in the Cape Town CBD. The team also made 10 arrests with City Law Enforcement. #WorkingForYou#SecuringTheCBD
Last week was shorter than usual but that didn’t stop the CCID’s Safety & Security team from excelling at their jobs. The team did 904 crime prevention initiatives – 257 more than the previous week! #WorkingForYou#CCIDSafetyandSecurity
Crime in the Cape Town CBD dropped by 56.5 % from March 2020 until March 2021 compared with the same period in 2019-2020, says Muneeb Hendricks, head of Safety & Security at the Cape Town CCID. https://t.co/fH3vcjoOZe
@ArtsCultureSA@robben_island you offer this but had no plan to execute and along with incompetent staff was a recipe for disaster #ruinedtheday. I prayed that nobody would be injured
The removal of graffiti (as in tagging, not the art form) costs CCID levy payers a lot of money to remove, and takes our cleaning team many hours that could be spent doing better things. If you spot taggers in the CBD, phone it in our 24-hour control centre number 082 415 7127.
The CCID’s CEO, Tasso Evangelinos, recently attended the Responsible Hospitality Institute’s (RHI) 2018 Sociable City Summit, aimed at managing the growing nighttime economy. Here are his insights on the Summit. https://t.co/ovaNuAwAZJ
Members of the CCID’s social development team pour their hearts into their work engaging with the Central City’s most vulnerable.
Very seldom do they see radical change or a client coming back to thank them. However, occasionally a silver lining appears https://t.co/yljEhC3Qah
The CCID’s Urban Management and Straatwerk Road Maintenance teams assisted the @CityofCT last week with the marking out and painting of new informal trader bays in Castle Street reorganising the space to the best advantage for the traders, passersby and surrounding retailers.