TRACC TSHWANE RESIDENTS' ALLIANCE
FOR CIVIC COORDINATION

A coordinated civic voice for the Moot

TRACC brings resident associations and community bodies together to promote transparent, accountable and effective local government in the Moot region of the City of Tshwane.

We are an independent, non-political civic body. We are not aligned to any political party, candidate or political structure.

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Why TRACC exists

Residents experience municipal performance street by street, yet they are most effective when they speak together. TRACC gives the established associations of the Moot a single, credible channel through which to raise matters of service delivery, infrastructure, public safety, environmental management and governance.

Our approach is constructive and persistent: we gather the evidence, engage through the proper channels, and follow each matter through until it is resolved.

How we work

Every engagement is lawful, evidence-based and conducted strictly in the public interest.

Monitoring municipal performance

We research, audit and assess municipal services, and maintain a documented record of service delivery failures, administrative delays and governance concerns in our area.

Engaging the necessary channels

We engage the necessary structures and channels to find effective, lasting solutions to the matters that residents raise.

Building the evidence

We ensure that every matter we take forward is well documented and properly substantiated, so that it receives the attention it deserves.

Coordinating our affiliates

We align the work of affiliated associations and sectoral bodies around shared objectives, so that evidence gathered in one suburb strengthens the case for all.

Who can join

Membership is structured so that the residents of each suburb are represented through their own association, while community organisations contribute their expertise and reach.

Affiliated Resident Associations

Resident and ratepayers' associations representing a defined suburb or area within the Moot. They are the primary members of TRACC, with voting weight based on verified paid-up membership.

Full voting rights

Affiliated Sectoral Bodies

Faith-based organisations, schools, non-governmental organisations, business and traders' associations, and sports, cultural or youth organisations with a substantial presence in the Moot.

One vote on ordinary resolutions

Unaffiliated Individual Members

Residents of areas where no resident association exists yet. TRACC assists these residents to establish an association of their own.

Attend and speak at meetings

Membership and affiliation fees: to be confirmed.

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What we stand for

Non-political independence, integrity and transparency, community-mandated representation, evidence-based oversight, respect for the Constitution and the rule of law, and zero tolerance for corruption, maladministration and abuse of power.

No political activity may be conducted in the name of TRACC or with its resources, and no resolution may bind TRACC to a position that compromises its independence.

Contact TRACC

Please use the address that matches your enquiry so that it reaches the right office bearer.