Partners in Policing
A statutory body established under Section 18 of the SAPS Act 68 of 1995, uniting 22 sub-districts across Gauteng in partnership with SAPS.
Partnership with Community
Communication & Cooperation
Improved Service Delivery
Transparency & Accountability
The Gauteng Provincial Community Police Board (GPCPB) is a juristic person established under the South African Police Service Act 68 of 1995 and the Interim Regulations of 2001. We represent 22 sub-districts across Gauteng's five major districts — Ekurhuleni, Johannesburg, Tshwane, Sedibeng and West Rand — with a single mandate: to build a genuine, accountable partnership between communities and the South African Police Service.
Our current Executive was elected at the 7 May 2022 Elective AGM in Johannesburg, presided over by the Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa (EISA), and serves a five-year term through to 2027.
Read MoreLegal mandate, objects, and how CPFs are established under the SAPS Act.
Legal status, composition, elections, terms of office and the 22-seat model.
Meet the Top 6 Executive elected at the 2022 Elective AGM.
The Gauteng CPF Joint Operational Centre — our smart province technology hub.
Operational standards for PROs, Patrollers, Governance and JOC integration.
Legal FAQs, Victim Empowerment, and Youth Desk information.
Download governance, PRO, financial, patroller, elections and JOC templates.
Constitutional compliance guide — what every station CPF must do to stay operational.
Flagship Project — Technology Committee
Led by Executive PRO Mr. Pillay, Head of the Technology Committee, the Gauteng CPF Joint Operational Centre is driving the Smart Province vision through LPR/ANPR integration, trend detection, heat-mapping, and a cascading Provincial → District → Station information model — all aligned to SAPS, CIMAC, and POPIA compliance standards.
Learn More About the JOCChapter 7 — Sections 18–23 establish the mandate, objects, and functions of CPFs and Boards.
Govern the establishment, governance, elections, and operational procedures of CPF structures.
The CPF logo is a protected statutory identifier. Unauthorised use or alteration is a legal violation.
Follow the GPCPB official WhatsApp channel for announcements, safety alerts, and community policing updates across Gauteng.
Contact your local station CPF, attend a public meeting, or reach the Provincial Board directly.
Contact & Directory
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