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The RRVA was established to promote the welfare of the residents on the RRVA suburb and to assist in planning of security strategies to help prevent crime.

RRVA was established (1997) to promote the interests and wellbeing of the residents of Randpark Ridge ext 1, 3, 16, 41 & 45 in order to create a better, safer place to live. Crime Prevention
RRVA liaises with SAPS and CPF Honeydew to assist in any way possible with crime prevention, as well as contracting in a security provider. RRVA has also erected and maintains extensive steel-palisade and concrete-palisade fences at many strategic locations around our suburb. Roads
RRVA liaises with the municipality (JRA) for maintenance of our roads, streetlights and street markings etc. Parks
RRVA is continually working on maintaining our parks (Hy Many and Essenhout Parks) including liaison with City Parks for grass cutting. We like our parks to be suitable, beautiful and safe for our residents to enjoy! Security
RRVA contracts EC Security, to patrol the area 24/7 and proactively prevent crime in the area. RRVA has negotiated with the service provider EC Security, to offer you armed response at a reduced rate, so you can have armed response as well as support your resident's association. Community
RRVA has member broadcast groups and is on most local street groups, helping and sharing community needs.

27/08/2026

🏡 RRVA | OUR COMMUNITY AT WORK
Keeping our corner of Randpark Ridge clean, green and cared for 💚

Another busy week for our dedicated RRVA Maintenance Crew and volunteers! 💪🌿

This week’s work included:
🌧️ Stormwater drains cleaned along Seder Street, removing leaves, dirt and debris to help keep the drains clear and ready for the rains.

🌱 Weeds removed from the open areas along Seder Street, helping to keep these spaces neat and well maintained.

💧 Rivers and streams cleaned along Medlar Road and Seder Street, as well as the water channels beneath the bridge on Randpark Drive. Plastic waste and other pollutants were removed, while overgrown vegetation was cleared from the channels to allow water to flow more freely.

🗑️ Our regular weekly pedestrian bin clean-up was also carried out across the operating area.

💚 A little appeal to our residents

While carrying out this week’s work, our volunteers — together with our CCTV cameras — witnessed a resident dumping auto parts at the end of Randpark Drive. We also came across household items that had been dumped along the riverbanks and in the greenbelt.

We know that keeping a neighbourhood clean is a shared responsibility, and we kindly ask everyone to please think about where and how you dispose of unwanted items. What may seem like a convenient place to leave something can quickly become an eyesore and an environmental problem for the whole community.

This time, we chose not to pursue the incidents further, but we hope that by sharing this, we can encourage everyone to simply be considerate of the people and environment around us. 🌿

Let's all do our bit to keep our corner of Randpark Ridge clean, green and something we can be proud of. 🏡💚

And remember — the RRVA can only do as much as its members and volunteers make possible.

With less than 20% of residents contributing, imagine what we could achieve if more residents joined us. More support means more maintenance, more projects and a neighbourhood that we can all be proud to call home — and one that helps protect the value of our properties. 💚

📲 Want to join or find out more? WhatsApp us on 071 598 0866.

Our community. Our responsibility. Our home.

19/08/2026

🏡 RRVA | OUR COMMUNITY AT WORK

A little quiet on Facebook… but certainly not quiet on the ground! 💚

We know it’s been a little while since our last RRVA Community Clean-Up & Maintenance Update — but please don’t mistake a quiet Facebook feed for a quiet RRVA! 😉

Behind the scenes, our dedicated RRVA Maintenance Crew has been hard at work, keeping up with their usual weekly and monthly maintenance throughout our operating area — and taking on a few special projects along the way. 💪🌿

Over the past few weeks, the team has:

🎨 Painted advertising boards and notice poles throughout the operating area, giving them a much-needed refresh.

🗑️ Cleaned and repainted the steel bins and gum poles, helping to keep our public spaces neat and cared for.

🌧️ Cleared stormwater inlets of dried leaves and debris, helping to keep water flowing freely and reducing the risk of blockages and localised flooding when the summer rains arrive.

🪨 Tackled one of our biggest projects yet — the scour cavity at the Medlar Road Culvert.

🪨 Why All the Dump Rock?

Thanks to Randpark High School, who donated and transported the natural dump rock, our Maintenance Crew spent the past week filling the scour cavity at the Medlar Road culvert.

This isn't simply about making the area look better — it is about protecting the road and the culvert itself.

When stormwater rushes through a culvert, the fast-moving water can act like a pressure washer, gradually washing away the surrounding soil. This creates a scour cavity, which can undermine the culvert and eventually compromise the stability of the road above.

The large, interlocking rocks act as armour for the soil. They slow down the water, absorb and dissipate some of its energy, and help prevent further erosion and undermining of the embankment.

In simple terms: the rocks help keep the soil where it belongs — and help protect the road above it. 🌧️🪨🚗

This was a physically demanding project, and we are incredibly proud of the team for taking it on and seeing it through. 💪👏

💚 None of this happens without our community

A huge THANK YOU to the RRVA members who contribute financially to the Association. Your donations make it possible for us to have a Maintenance Crew working in our neighbourhood and to take on projects that benefit the wider community.

And to our volunteers — thank you! 🙌 Your time, energy, skills and expertise are what keep the RRVA going, both in the day-to-day running of the Association and on the special projects that come our way.

But here's the thing…

Less than 20% of the residents in our operating area currently contribute to the RRVA.

Imagine what we could achieve if more residents joined us. 🤔💚

More members means more resources, more projects and an even better neighbourhood for all of us to proudly call home.

If you would like to join the RRVA, contribute towards our work, or simply find out more about what we do:

📱 WhatsApp us on 071 598 0866

Our community. Our responsibility. Our home. 🏡💚

07/07/2026

🌟🎉 ONE WEEK TO GO! 🎉🌟

🔥 The Randridge Residents’ Association is bringing YOU the ultimate 3rd Annual Market & Family Day! 🛍️🍔🎶

📅 Saturday, 11 July
🕘 9AM – 3PM
📍 Loerie Park, Randpark Ridge

✨ Expect:

Market stalls bursting with goodies 🛒

Delicious food to keep you smiling 🍴

Games & activities for all ages 🎯

Fun for the kids 🎈

Dogs Trust & SPCA 🐾

💥 FREE ENTRANCE! 💥
Let’s celebrate Good Food, Great Fun, Stronger Together!

Spread the word, bring the family, and let’s make this Market Day the biggest yet! 🙌

30/06/2026

SAVE THE DATE: 11 JULY 2026

Join our neighbours from across Beyers Naude for their Market & Family Day on Saturday, 11 July.

18/06/2026

🌿💧 RRVA Community Clean-Up Update 💧🌿

The work never really stops... and over the last few weeks our dedicated maintenance team has been hard at work keeping our greenbelt healthy and functioning as it should. 💪

Here's some of what has been happening:
✅ Opening water channels that had become blocked due to overgrowth
✅ Clearing rivers and stormwater channels throughout the greenbelt along Seder Street and Waboom Street
✅ Cutting down reeds along the dam on Seder Street
✅ Clearing the riverbed to improve water flow

💡 Why is this important?
Keeping our rivers, dams and water channels maintained helps prevent flooding, reduces erosion, improves water quality and ensures these beautiful natural spaces remain healthy and enjoyable for everyone. It also helps protect the infrastructure around them and contributes to maintaining our property values.

🙏 A heartfelt thank you to the contributing members of the RRVA. Your support makes it possible to keep our neighbourhood and greenbelt well maintained for the benefit of all.

💚 If you're not yet a member, we invite you to share in the care of our neighbourhood – join RRVA now.

The more residents who participate, the more we can accomplish together. After all, a neighbourhood that is cared for is a neighbourhood that people are proud to call home. 😊

📱 WhatsApp us on 071 598 0866 to find out more.

13/05/2026

How to Protect Your Family & Home 🏡🔐 | RRVA Safety Awareness Evening 👮‍♂️

Thank you to all residents who joined us at Randpark High School for an insightful and engaging evening. Community spirit and proactive safety awareness were on full display as residents listened to Mario Sequeira, a 6th Dan martial arts expert from Palmcourt Karate Centre.

The session focused on common sense based self-protection strategies, along with an emphasis on gate and gate motor safety - a growing concern within the greater Honeydew area, of which our operating area falls within. Between 1 January and 11 May 2026, a concerning 141 gate motors have been stolen in the greater area, highlighting the importance of vigilance and preventative action.

Residents were handed a booklet featuring a range of useful, practical measures to better safeguard their gates and gate motors from tampering or theft, as well as what to do in the unfortunate event that an incident occurs. A dedicated video demonstrating preventative techniques, along with the downloadable booklet containing guidelines is available on the RRVA website: www.rrva.net .

The evening also benefited from the presence of area managers from EC Security Services and Beagle Watch Armed Response, who provided valuable insights into the most effective and realistic ways to enhance home security from an operational perspective. Their contributions helped bridge the gap between theory and real-world application, giving residents actionable steps they can implement immediately.

Beyond the valuable information shared, the event created space for meaningful community interaction. Residents openly shared their own experiences, exchanged ideas, and connected with neighbours in a relaxed and supportive environment. There was a sense that, while the topic was serious, the evening was both enjoyable and empowering for those who attended.

There is clear merit in coming together as a community... not only to stay informed, but to strengthen the collective effort to keep Randpark Ridge safe.

The RRVA extends its sincere thanks to Mario Sequeira, EC Security Services, Beagle Watch Armed Response, and Randpark High School for accommodating and supporting this important initiative. 💙

Reminder: Visit the RRVA website to access the video and download the hints & tips booklet: www.rrva.net 🌐

12/05/2026

🌿✨ RRVA Community Clean-Up Update ✨🌿

Our dedicated maintenance team has been hard at work over the last few weeks, continuing efforts to keep Randpark Ridge clean, safe and well cared for 💪💚

Here’s some of what’s been done:
✅ Removed weeds around the islands on Molope Road
✅ Continued maintenance along the Beyers Naudé embankment from Molope Road, past Mimosa Road, towards the back of Fiskaal Crescent
✅ Cleared overgrowth and weeds from the stairs at the top of Randpark Drive
✅ Started grass cutting and maintenance work at Hymany Park 🌿
✅ Responsibly disposed of garden refuse collected during clean-ups
✅ Continued the weekly clearing of the steel bins 🗑️

🙏 A gentle reminder to residents... please refrain from using the steel bins for household rubbish. These bins are there for litter from pedestrians and park users, and filling them with household waste creates unnecessary strain on the system and extra clean-up work for the team.

💚 A heartfelt thank you to all our members and donors who make this work possible. As a volunteer-driven and donor-funded organisation, every contribution helps us do more for our neighbourhood.

If you’d like to help us continue improving and maintaining our corner of Randpark Ridge, we’d love for you to join us 😊

📱 WhatsApp: 071 598 0866

11/05/2026

🏡🔐 Safety Talk: Protecting Our Homes and Families🔐🏡

In response to the recent spike in electric gate motor thefts and other petty crimes in Randpark Ridge, the RRVA has organised a special safety talk to help residents take practical steps to better protect their homes and loved ones.

We warmly invite all residents, as well as your friends and family, to attend this valuable and informative evening.

Longstanding RRVA volunteer and resident Rod Rankine has attended this presentation twice before and highly recommends it:
“I have attended this brilliant talk twice before. The last time Mario presented for the RRVA in 2019, it was very well attended and extremely well received. I strongly encourage all residents to attend.”

🎤 The talk will be presented by Mario Sequeira .

Although Mario is a 6th Dan karate expert, this is not a karate or self-defense class, and no lessons will be promoted. Instead, he will share practical, common-sense strategies that can make a real difference in keeping you, your family and your property safe.

✅ Free to attend
✅ Open to all residents
✅ Friends and family welcome

📅 Event Details
📆 Tuesday, 12 May 2026
🕡 18:30 (6:30 PM)
📍 Randpark High School – Pavilion
🛣️ Asgaai Avenue, Randpark Ridge
🚗 Secure parking inside the school grounds with a security guard on duty

🧥 Please dress warmly and join us for an empowering evening of practical advice that could help prevent crime and improve your family’s safety.

We look forward to seeing you there!

23/04/2026

🌿✨ RRVA Community Clean-Up Update ✨🌿

This week, our dedicated maintenance team focused on a thorough clean-up along our boundary on Rabie Road 💪

Here’s what was done:
✅ Grass cut and overgrowth cleared
✅ Alien vegetation and bushes removed
✅ All debris collected and properly disposed of

💙 As a fully donor-funded, volunteer-driven organisation, the RRVA is truly grateful to everyone who contributes. Your support helps maintain and protect our neighbourhood for the benefit of all who live here.

If you’re in our operating area and would like to contribute towards keeping our corner of Randpark Ridge clean, safe and well cared for, we’d love to have you join us.

📱 WhatsApp: 071 598 0866

Together, we can do so much more.

13/04/2026

🌿👏 Community Clean-up Update: Special Project 🌿👏
Community in Action – Thank You to Our Incredible Residents!

We’re proud to share the completion of another impactful clean-up along the boundary of our operating area at Rabie Road.

Thanks to the combined efforts of our volunteers, dedicated maintenance team, and hands-on residents, this space has been cleared of all illegally dumped rubble and showcases our neighbourhood as one that is visibly cared for and easier to maintain.

✨ Highlights:
✅Significant clearing of illegally dumped rubble
✅Dozens of wheelbarrow loads removed
✅Multiple skip bins filled – a massive collective effort
✅Additional clean-up of fibre optic cables and waste left behind by a service provider during installation work
✅A cleaner, safer, and more maintainable environment

👏 A Special Thanks to Amazing Residents:
🤩Rod Rankine for consistently going above and beyond by personally removing rubble (he highly recommends it as exercise if you’re looking to boost your step count 😄 – and as an added bonus, the energy you expend directly benefits your community!). Rod also identified and began clearing further illegally dumped material, including fibre installation waste, and continues the effort. He also collected rocks from Rabie Road and placed them in the Medlar scour cavity to help slow erosion during heavy rains – a small but important intervention to protect our infrastructure.
🤩Rudzani Nethonoda & team for their incredible pro bono work in our greenbelt earlier this year and continued support with special projects at discounted rates. Their team cleared dozens of wheelbarrow loads and filled multiple skip bins – a huge impact!
🤩Carsten Ullman & his gardener, Mark, who both jumped in and cleared an entire heap of rubble, showing true community spirit.
🤩Stuart Hill for responsibly disposing of glass bottles found dumped in the greenbelt.
There are many others...

💬 Most of this is possible with the ongoing support of our RRVA members, whose contributions fund initiatives like this and enable us to respond quickly and effectively. Your support truly makes a visible difference in our neighbourhood. 💙

🚫 Gentle reminder: Illegal dumping harms our neighbourhood, increases costs, and undoes the hard work of volunteers. Let’s all play our part.

💚 Want to get involved or become a member?
Join our growing community and help us do even more: https://www.rrva.net/membership/

Together, we can keep building a neighbourhood we are all proud of.

Address

93 Randpark Drive
Randburg
2169

Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 16:30
Tuesday	09:00 - 16:30
Wednesday	09:00 - 16:30
Thursday	09:00 - 16:30
Friday	09:00 - 16:30

Telephone

+27715980866

Website

http://www.rrva.net/

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