Florida South Residents Association
Better neighbourhoods start with involved neighbours.
Florida South Residents Association works with residents, municipal entities, law enforcement and community partners to help build a safer, cleaner and better connected Florida South.
I Love Florida is operated by the Florida South Residents Association, a volunteer residents association serving Florida South, Roodepoort.
How can we help?
Anonymous crime tip-off
Share information about suspicious activity or crime affecting the community.
Dumping & public spaces
Tell FSRA about illegal dumping, overgrown areas, potholes or damaged infrastructure.
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What FSRA does
Cleaner streets. Safer spaces. A stronger community.
Clean
Clean-ups, illegal dumping, public spaces and neighbourhood improvement.
Safe
Community safety, responsible reporting and engagement with relevant authorities.
Connected
Keeping residents informed and creating a stronger voice for Florida South.
Projects & clean-ups
Small actions change neighbourhoods.
Every few weeks, volunteers tackle overgrowth, dumping and neglected public areas across Florida South. Verges get cut, drains get cleared and corners that had become dumping spots get reclaimed. None of it needs permission, only people.
Get involved
Next community clean-up
No clean-up is scheduled right now. Tell us you’d like to help and we will let you know about the next one.
Service delivery
Logged it with the City? Let us know.
Residents should first report municipal service failures to the responsible City of Johannesburg entity and obtain a reference number.
FSRA can then record the problem, identify recurring neighbourhood issues and assist with appropriate escalation.
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Florida South belongs to all of us.
You don’t need to sit on a committee to make a difference. Volunteer for a clean-up, report a problem, share useful information or support one of the association’s community projects.
FSRA in the news
Independent coverage of community action.
FSRA celebrates 5th World Clean-up Day with mass initiative
Roodepoort Record previewed FSRA's fifth consecutive World Clean-up Day effort, a mass clean-up of Klopper Street and its adjoining park planned for 19 September.
ROODEPOORT RECORD
Florida residents under siege from illegal miners
Roodepoort Record reported residents' accounts of nightly gunfire linked to illegal mining in Florida's southern suburbs, following a meeting hosted by FSRA and the CPF.
ROODEPOORT RECORD
Florida police absent from illegal mining community meeting
Roodepoort Record reported that no police officer attended an FSRA and CPF meeting on illegal mining despite prior assurances, prompting calls for a formal stakeholder meeting.
ROODEPOORT RECORD