What is the CPF? 
The CPF is a legal community structure established in terms of the South African Police Service (SAPS) Act and is mandated to facilitate community–police relations within a specific police station precinct (police station boundary) and serves as the mouthpiece of the community with the police and vice versa on policing matters and other relevant safety issues. Members of this forum are elected during formal election processes and get its mandate from the community to execute the legal powers and functions.
Contact the the CPF
To get in contact with the CPF or to leave an anonymous tip off please use the CPF website hogsbackcpf.co.za
What is the role of CPF?
- Promoting accountability of the local police to your community and co-operation of your community with the local police.
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Monitoring the effectiveness and efficiency of the police serving you.
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Examine and advise on local policing priorities.
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Evaluate the provision of services such as:
- Distribution of resources.
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The way complaints and charges are handled.
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Patrolling of residential and business areas.
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Keeping records, writing reports and making recommendations to the Station Commissioners, Provincial Commissioner and the MEC.
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The CPF will ask questions about local policing matters and request enquiries when necessary.
SAP – 045 962 1080
SAP CELL PHONE – 073 280 4491
