We are aware of and attending to a pipe break in Harpuisbos Street in Myburgh Park, Langebaan.
Consumers in the vicinity of Myburgh Park will experience an interruption of water supply during this time, until supply is restored. Unfortunately the time of restoration cannot be confirmed.
The municipality apologises for the inconvenience caused and thanks the affected consumers for their patience during this time.
Call Centre: 022 701 7061/6974
Date: Tuesday, 10 November 2026
Time: 09:00 – 15:00
Affected area: Myburgh Park and Shark Bay areas
Reason for the shutdown:
Saldanha Bay Municipality endeavours to undertake maintenance work at the Meeuklip Reservoir site in Langebaan. This essential maintenance is necessary to ensure the continued reliability and safety of the water supply system.
We kindly request your cooperation and understanding while this critical work is carried out.
Saldanha Bay Municipality apologises for any inconvenience caused and would like to thank all the affected consumers for their patience and cooperation.
To enquire about water tankers, please contact the Saldanha Bay Municipality Call Centre at (022) 701 7061 / 6974.
The municipality is aware of and attending to the current power outage that is affecting parts of Vredenburg and Paternoster consumers.
The electrical team is busy with fault finding in order to restore supply to the affected consumers. Time of restoration unconfirmed.
We apologise for the inconvenience caused and thank the affected consumers for their patience during this time.
Call Centre: 022 701 7061 / 6974
The Saldanha Bay Municipality’s Public Safety Services marked October Transport Month with a strong display of visible enforcement, integrated action and inter-agency cooperation during a Joint Road Safety Parade and Integrated Operation.
The operation brought together the South African Police Service, Municipal Traffic Services, Policing and Law Enforcement, Fire and Rescue Services, Disaster Management, Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Sea Border, all working towards one common goal: safer roads and safer communities.
Key operational successes includes:
These results demonstrate that visible enforcement, strong partnerships and coordinated action make an impact. But behind every statistic is a much bigger purpose: to protect lives. Every unsafe vehicle removed from our roads reduces a risk. Every offence addressed reinforces accountability. Every responsible decision by a motorist, passenger, cyclist or pedestrian can prevent a tragedy.
Our message to every road user is simple: Slow down, buckle up, stay sober, stay alert, obey the rules of the road and respect other road users.
Road safety is not only the responsibility of Traffic Services or law-enforcement agencies. It belongs to all of us. Through the Saldanha Bay Safety Initiative (SBSI), the Municipality remains committed to strengthening partnerships, supporting integrated operations and promoting safer communities throughout the municipal area.
One road. One responsibility. One goal: everyone arrives alive.