Suspicious Activity Line (NPC 2009/020478/08) [Reg 2009/020478/08] Annual Update Meeting 15 & 16 March 2016

AgendaAgenda  Welcome  Recent security and crime trends - Cortac  Feedback by Parksec  Questions (at the end)

AdministrationAdministration Thanks to Julie Sargent Welcome to Carole Lowen

Who we are  Current committee  Justin Hawes (Chairperson)  Alexander Amrein  Glyn Demmer  Greg Hirschson  Julie Robinson  Charles Davis  Julie Sargent (Previous administrator)  Carole Lowen (New Administrator)

Who we are

Parksec AGM 15-16/3/2016

The CORTAC approach to security works Case Study: 10 March 2016, CORTAC received a panic alarm from a home in 9th Street, Linden 1: Home invasion, Linden 2: Domestic worker presses Panic Button, signal received by CORTAC Control 3: CORTAC Tactical Units dispatched 4: Area searched with assistance of CORTAC Dog Unit 6: Suspects detained including with the help of residents 5: Additional information fed through by residents

Suspicious Activity Line CORTAC current subscribers Greater Parks

Suspicious Activity Line Contact crimes reported to CORTAC 1/ /2016

Suspicious Activity Line Vehicle related crimes reported to CORTAC 1/ /2016

Suspicious Activity Line Burglaries reported to CORTAC 1/ /2016

Suspicious Activity Line Arrests by CORTAC over 12 months 3/2015 – 3/2016

Enhancements - CCTV

Enhancements - CARPA

Suspicious Activity Line Enhancements - Quality Assurance / Incident Management / Analysis & Reporting

Enhancements – Dog Unit

Enhancements - NFHELP

Context of Parksec  What we are  The organisation responsible for managing and marketing the proactive patrolling scheme in the Parks through one service provider.

Why Parksec ?  Organisation totally focused on security  We have experience from a community perspective of dealing with a community based scheme  We have a very good track record reducing crime by 90% and consistently achieving this  We have put our money where our mouth is, rolling out 66 cctv camera’s since our last feedback meeting (2 years) and an extra vehicle

Meetings: – Weekly sales meetings with CORTAC to review activities – Weekly security briefings with SAPS and security providers – Monthly Parksec committee meetings – with CORTAC – Monthly CSF (Community Safety Forum) meetings with SAPS, security providers and RA reps.

Last 12 months  Communication:  Weekly crime updates and lookout information – , website, Facebook and Twitter.  Urgent lookouts - Facebook, Twitter & WhatsApp groups

Suspicious Activity Line Social media & website

Parksec security initiatives  Encourage residents to call in suspicious activity  Setup WhatsApp street groups – facilitating instant crime updates and alerts across our suburbs  Along with CORTAC we arrange for tactical officers to visit show days each weekend  Encourage residents and business owners to participate in SAPS operations when required  Encourage neighbours and friends to join Parksec

Moving Forward  50% increase in patrol vehicles, currently 3 vehicles patrolling the suburb 24/7  Cameras – street initiative  0 % increase in subscription fees  Branching into other Parks suburbs  Continue to roll out Parksec signs, with 200 still to install, to receive your sign

Reporting suspicious activity  Call CORTAC Control Centre on OR  Send a “Please Call" message to: *140* # (domestic workers)  SMS details of the suspicious activity to:

Parksec contact & social media info -Website: -Facebook: parksecjhb -Twitter: parksecjhb -

 Current nominees:  Justin Hawes  Julie Robinson  Charles Davis  Glyn Demmer  Alexander Amrein  Marc Demmer  Vacancy x2 more CommitteeCommittee