Advice
How to get Started

Firstly, click on the map (see right) to find out which section you are in and who your Leader is. Please contact your leader and ask to be added to the database.

Should your section have no leader yet, please consider leading it in the interim, or if not, email me your exact physical address so I can add you to the database.

All the Streets in each Section need to have a Captain. This way, the Section immediately has a "committee" or "team" of 5, up to 10 members.  We are all so busy so the "team" concept is vital in order to "share the load", encourage comradery and guarantee continuity.

Tips and Ideas
- How to set up your own
  "Street Committee"

All the Streets in each Section need to have a Captain. This way, the Section immediately has a "committee" or "team" of 5, up to 10 members.  We are all so busy so the "team" concept is vital in order to "share the load", encourage comradery and guarantee continuity.

Each "Section" is expected to operate independently whilst still remaining under the umbrella of the Sector. The Section should have it's own committee headed by a Section Leader and even a vice. The Section should hold periodic meetings with all Street Captains present.

If there is a block of flats or a townhouse complex in a given street, it's a good idea to nominate a "Complex Agent" to collect/update data and disseminate info to the residents in the "complex".  These Agents should also be present at Committee Meetings.

How information is disseminated is as follows.  Sector PRO (usually the Chairman or Vice) emails to the 6 Section Leaders only.  The 6 Section leaders then send to their various Street Captains.  The Street Captains then send to the CPF Agents and individual residents in their street. 

Welcome on board!

Alain Latham
Vice-chairman