Atlantis residents can access City services at community event next week

The City of Cape Town will bring a range of municipal services closer to Atlantis residents next week, giving locals an opportunity to address account queries, explore job opportunities and access assistance from various City departments, ***Cape {town} Etc ***reports.

The Basket of Services initiative will take place on Wednesday, 21 October 2026, at the Rebecca Van Amsterdam Hall in Protea Park, Atlantis.

Residents can visit the venue between 9am** and 3pm** to speak to City officials and access assistance with a range of municipal services.

Which services will be available in Atlantis?

Several City of Cape Town departments will be represented at the event, allowing residents to raise concerns and make enquiries without having to travel to municipal offices.

The services on offer will include:

• Human Resources:

  Enquiries about bursaries, internships and apprenticeships.

• Community, Arts and Culture Development:

  Information on how residents can get involved in community initiatives.

• Business Hub and Jobs Connect:

  Access to these City services.

• Customer Relations:

  Assistance with logging queries and service requests electronically.

• Energy:

  Assistance with meter-related issues, billing queries and account concerns.

• Health:

  Information about primary healthcare services.

• Safety and Security:

  Information about traffic and law enforcement services.

• EPWP and jobseekers:

  Unemployed young people will have an opportunity to register on the jobseekers’ database, making them eligible for job opportunities that become available in their local communities.

The City’s Customer Relations Department will also have its mobile team on site to help residents log queries and service requests electronically.

Residents encouraged to bring their IDs or municipal accounts

According to the City, the initiative aims to make municipal services more accessible to residents by bringing assistance directly into their communities.

Alderman Theresa Uys, the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Corporate Services, said travelling to municipal offices can be costly and time-consuming.

She encouraged residents to use the opportunity to resolve billing queries, update account information, explore employment opportunities through the Jobseekers Database or Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP), and speak directly to City officials.

Residents are encouraged to bring along their identity documents or municipal accounts to help officials assist them as efficiently as possible.

Event details

What: City of Cape Town Basket of Services
Date: Wednesday, 21 October 2026
Time: 9am–3pm
Venue: Rebecca Van Amsterdam Hall, Kerria Avenue, Protea Park, Atlantis

The City encourages Atlantis residents to take advantage of the opportunity to access municipal services closer to home.

---

Be the first to know – Join our WhatsApp Channel for content worth tapping into! Click here to join!

---

Also read:

Video: Helen Zille emerges from spinning BMW in Johannesburg election stunt

**Picture: **Dylan Gillis / Unsplash

The post Atlantis residents can access City services at community event next week appeared first on Cape Town ETC.