• Meyerton CPF Constitution

    Meyerton CPF Constitution as adopted by the Henley on Klip Community Policing Forum

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  • First responders … why do they do it?

    Why do they fly out halfway through dinner, green lights flashing, not knowing what they will encounter?

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    First responders … why do they do it?
  • Chairman’s Report April 2023

    We did our share in the national shutdown – next up, the Rotary Walk

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    Chairman’s Report April 2023
  • Chairman’s Report March 2023

    February might be a short month, but it hasn’t been dull for patrollers and members of the Henley on Klip Community Police Forum (HCPF).

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    Chairman’s Report March 2023
  • Chairman’s Report January 2023

    January, the first month of the new year. What a perfect time to start all over again!

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    Chairman’s Report January 2023
  • Chairman’s Report December 2022

    Thanks Henley – be safe this festive season.

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    Chairman’s Report December 2022

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Meyerton CPF Constitution

Meyerton CPF Constitution as adopted by the Henley on Klip Community Policing Forum

Green Lights

First responders … why do they do it?

Why do they fly out halfway through dinner, green lights flashing, not knowing what they will encounter?

Chairman’s Report April 2023

We did our share in the national shutdown – next up, the Rotary Walk

Green Lights

Chairman’s Report March 2023

February might be a short month, but it hasn’t been dull for patrollers and members of the Henley on Klip Community Police Forum (HCPF).

January 2023

Chairman’s Report January 2023

January, the first month of the new year. What a perfect time to start all over again!

Green Lights

Chairman’s Report December 2022

Thanks Henley – be safe this festive season.

Henley on Klip Community Police Forum Command Centre (HCC). Photo credit: Terry Jansen


By accepting the invitation and establishing a Community Policing Forum, the community declares this partnership with SAPS and other relevant role players, accepting that they are now effectively taking “charge” of their suburb / township / area / sector, to combat crime and ensure a safe environment for all. 
– Lt Col (Ret) Philip Malherbe

Objectives can be achieved by:

* Preventative patrols;

* Sector policing (also called neighbourhood policing);

* High-density policing – which should be :
– conducted pro-actively, vigorously and fairly;
– based on clear instructions from police commanders to patrollers;
– planned based on the outcome of crime analyses;
– focused on specific problems within any area;
– implemented based on specific frames;
– developed in collaboration with other relevant role-players;

Purpose of a patroller:

–  Send a clear message to criminals that you don’t tolerate crime in your sector;
–  Maintain high visibility in your sector;
–  Build a reputation as a trustworthy role-player;
–  Promote a favourable and trusting image amongst community and other stakeholders;
–  Be a competent witness;

  • I woke up during the night with rain falling on the roof and a sense of pride fills me. Proud to be part of this community of Henley, and of the greater Midvaal. - HCPF Chairman - Marcel Esterhuysen