Crime in Ward 110

This page is a community resource for crime-related information, reporting channels, and safety tips relevant to Ward 110 (Halfway House, Halfway Gardens East, Grand Central South, President Park AH, Commercia, Klipfontein View and Mayibuye). Always verify information with official sources.

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Emergency

SAPS Emergency: 10111

Ambulance / Fire: 10177

Cell phone emergency: 112

Local SAPS

Most of Ward 110 is served by Midrand SAPS.

  • Midrand SAPS – Halfway House, Halfway Gardens East, Grand Central South, President Park AH, Commercia, Austin View AH and Glen Austin AH South
  • Klipfontein View and Mayibuye – please confirm your station with the finder below

Not sure which station covers your street? Use the SAPS station boundary finder. Always obtain a case number when reporting.

Other Channels

  • Your Ward Councillor (check the main portal for current contact details)
  • City of Johannesburg safety reporting
  • Community policing forums (CPF) in your suburb

Police Stations & CPF Sectors for Ward 110

Midrand SAPS is divided into policing sectors that each work with the Midrand Community Policing Forum (CPF). Contact details change — always verify the latest numbers with the station or your sector CPF.

Midrand SAPS – Sector 1

Areas typically include Glen Austin AH South, President Park AH and Grand Central South.

Midrand SAPS – Sector 5

Areas typically include the Halfway House CBD.

Useful contacts

  • Midrand SAPS: 011 347 1600
  • SAPS Emergency: 10111
  • Crime Stop: 08600 10111
  • Ask for your sector manager or CPF representative when you call

Sector boundaries and manager names can change. Confirm your sector with Midrand SAPS or the Midrand CPF for the most accurate information.

Safety Tips

  • Report suspicious activity promptly
  • Keep valuables out of sight in vehicles
  • Use security systems and neighbourhood watches where available
  • Share verified information only on community platforms
  • Do not confront suspects — call SAPS

This page does not replace official police reporting. In an emergency, always call 10111.

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