WC Crime Prevention gets R9 million boost for community safety
Camray Clarke
5 December 2025 | 8:58Finance MEC Deidre Baartman added that the adjustment is about strengthening essential services and maintaining stability in the Western Cape.

Western Cape Minister of Finance Deidré Baartman tabled the Western Cape Government Adjustments Appropriation Bill [B 2–2024] and Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement during a Sitting of the House on 26 November 2024. Picture: @WCProvParl/X
The Western Cape's Police Oversight and Community Safety Department has received a 9-million rand boost for crime prevention.
This was revealed by Finance MEC Deidre Baartman when she tabled her adjusted provincial budget for the new financial year on Thursday.
She said the total budgetary adjustment of R1.7 billion has been made to stabilise safety and health, and education in the province.
Baartman added that the adjustment is about strengthening essential services and maintaining stability in the Western Cape.
" By directing R1.7 billion to stabilise health and education, strengthen safety, and fast-track infrastructure delivery, the Western Cape's economy can keep moving forward and create more opportunities for our residents.
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