COJ AFS TEAMS BRING POSITIVE CHANGE TO KAE

The City of Johannesburg’s Augmented Field Service (AFS) Teams have been making an incredible difference in the cleanliness and maintenance of our local communities. These dedicated teams have been hard at work across the Kaalfontein, Allandale, Ebony Park (KAE), Ivory Park, Rabie Ridge, and Mayibuye areas, as well as parts of Midrand.

The work being carried out by the AFS teams has significantly improved the state of the environment, contributing to a cleaner and more appealing community. With a focus on litter picking, sweeping, and removing illegal posters and silt, these teams have been actively restoring the streets and public spaces, giving us all more reason to be proud of our surroundings.

Some of their recent duties include:

Litter picking and removing illegal posters at the corner of Lever Road and Olifantsfontein Road in Ward 112.
Sweeping and removing silt at Theresa Street in Mayibuye, Ward 110.
Sweeping and removing silt at Starflower Street in Riverside View, Ward 96.
Cluster sweeping, litter picking, and removing silt at Archerfish Street.
Sweeping and removing silt at Freedom Drive in Ward 78 and Ward 133.
Sweeping, litter picking, and removing silt at Angelfish Street.
Sweeping and removing silt along 29 September Drive in Ward 79.

Through these efforts, the AFS teams are ensuring that our streets are safer, cleaner, and free from harmful debris. Their work not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of our neighborhoods but also contributes to the overall health and safety of our community members.

We applaud the City of Johannesburg and the hardworking AFS teams for their tireless commitment to keeping our communities clean and well-maintained. Their dedication to service is a true testament to the power of collaboration between the city and its residents.

As a community, let’s continue to support these efforts and play our part in keeping KAE and surrounding areas clean. Together, we can build a cleaner, healthier, and more vibrant environment for all.

Let’s keep KAE Clean!