Since the appointment of our dedicated manager in 2013, ECID has witnessed remarkable improvements. From a noticeable reduction in litter to the revitalisation of public spaces, our ongoing rehabilitation process aims to restore the CBD to a safe, clean, and vibrant business destination.
In the Edenvale CID 1Track sponsored 30 Vumacam LPR and Serveillance Cameras in the ECID’s footprint and 2 in Eastleigh with 24-hour monitoring.
1TRACK is an Africa based PSIRA Registered Security Corporation in the heart of Johannesburg Gauteng, Our services rendered nationally allow us to receive the most updated information regarding vehicles/events that have been involved or linked to any criminal activity this includes alerts on all stolen or hijacked vehicles and assets 1TRACK makes use of various License Plate Recognition (LPR) and Surveillance cameras and systems which includes eTOLLS , this assists with successful recoveries. Our platforms also enable us to load the positively sought vehicle (HOT LOAD) onto the systems.
1TRACK is your one-stop level one BEE Provider for all your Security, Monitoring, Tracking, and Tracing needs, from worksite to office, and on the road. We offer a full range of personal and corporate online real-time security tracking services to suit any situation, protecting people and property is what we do best.
Off-Site Monitoring Vehicle Fleet Tracking and Tracing
High-Risk Armed & Un-Armed Escorts
Guarding Services
Tactical Response Service
Business Alarm Monitoring and Response LPR Cameras (License Plate Recognition and surveillance cameras)
It is estimated that 3,500 babies are abandoned every year in South Africa. What makes this statistic even harder to swallow, is that these are only the figures for the children who survive. Figures compiled in Gauteng show that for every abandoned child found alive, two are found dead. A recent Medical Research Council study on child homicide reveals that children in South Africa are at the highest risk of unnatural deaths in the first six days of life. Research shows that 65 per cent of abandoned children are newborns, and 90 per cent are under the age of one. Many abandoned babies have already survived a late-term abortion. 52 to 58 per cent of SA abortions are illegal (up to150 000 per year). 70 per cent of abandonments are unsafe and many babies are never found. These are the reasons that the Tree of Hope was created. The East Rand was devoid of any space where parent’s intent on abandoning their child, could do so safely. In recent years, 3 children have simply been left at the gate of Monte Waldi Nursery School. One child was almost missed. It was a Friday, and that gate is largely unused in the evenings. Only by sheer luck was the child seen. The Tree of Hope works closely with the SAPS and Edenvale Welfare to ensure that any baby abandoned has the best chance of a good forever family.
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Property owners and business owners within the Edenvale CBD may join the ECID as members. While membership is optional, it grants individuals voting rights at general meetings, allowing them to have a say in the management and direction of the CID.
The ECID provides a range of services aimed at improving the CBD, including litter reduction, maintenance of road markings, weed removal from pavements, and crime prevention efforts. Additionally, the ECID finances mobile wardens who patrol the area, reporting crimes and by-law transgressions for appropriate action.
o report problems such as potholes, litter, or other issues within the ECID area, individuals can contact our offices via email at info@edenvalecid.co.za or by calling 011 454-5964. Our team is dedicated to addressing community concerns promptly and efficiently.
There are several ways to get involved with the ECID's mission of revitalizing the Edenvale CBD. Property and business owners can become members of the ECID, attending general meetings and participating in decision-making processes. Additionally, individuals can support ECID initiatives by reporting issues, volunteering time or resources, and promoting community engagement within the area.