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Infrastructure Services

Infrastructure Services

The Infrastructure Services Department is responsible for the development and maintenance of critical municipal infrastructure that ensures service delivery excellence to all residents and businesses in the City of Matlosana. Our mission is to provide reliable, sustainable, and affordable services to improve the quality of life for all.

Water Supply

We ensure clean, safe, and reliable water supply to all households and businesses. Our services include water treatment, infrastructure maintenance, and quality monitoring.

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Electricity

Our electricity division ensures reliable power distribution, street lighting, and electrical infrastructure maintenance throughout the municipality.

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Roads & Stormwater

We maintain and develop the city's road network, bridges, and stormwater systems to ensure safe transportation and prevent flooding.

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Solid Waste

Our waste management services include regular household collection, recycling programs, and landfill management for a cleaner environment.

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Sanitation

We provide wastewater collection, treatment, and disposal services to ensure public health and environmental protection across the municipality.

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Parks & Fleet

We maintain public spaces and manage the municipal vehicle fleet to support all service delivery functions efficiently.

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Current Infrastructure Projects

Water Supply Upgrade

Upgrading water supply infrastructure in Jouberton and surrounding areas to improve service delivery and reduce water loss. Project includes replacing aging pipelines and installing water meters.

Project Progress

75%

Klerksdorp Road Rehabilitation

Major road rehabilitation project focusing on OR Tambo Road and N12 access routes. Includes resurfacing, sidewalk improvements, and traffic signal upgrades to enhance mobility and safety.

Project Progress

40%

Kanana Electrification Project

Providing electricity connections to 1,200 households in the Kanana extension area. This project includes installation of transformers, power lines, and house connections.

Project Progress

60%

Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade

Modernizing the Orkney wastewater treatment facility to increase capacity and improve effluent quality, ensuring environmental compliance and supporting future development.

Project Progress

85%

Report an Infrastructure Issue

We are committed to promptly addressing infrastructure issues throughout the City of Matlosana. You can report any of the following service delivery concerns:

Water Issues: Leaking pipes, water outages, poor water quality or pressure problems
Electricity Problems: Power outages, street light failures, damaged electrical infrastructure
Road & Drainage Issues: Potholes, flooded roads, blocked stormwater drains, damaged sidewalks
Sanitation Concerns: Sewer blockages, overflows, or damaged sanitation infrastructure
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Contact Infrastructure Services

Emergency Helpline

Available 24/7 for water, electricity, and sanitation emergencies

018 200 6277

Email Us

For general infrastructure inquiries, applications, and feedback

infrastructure@matlosana.gov.za

Office Location

Infrastructure Services Building, Civic Centre
Klerksdorp, North West Province

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply for a new water connection?

To apply for a new water connection, you need to visit the Infrastructure Services department at the Civic Centre with the following documents:

  • Completed application form (available at our offices or downloadable from our website)
  • Proof of property ownership or occupancy
  • Copy of ID document
  • Approved building plans (if applicable)
  • Payment of the applicable connection fee

Once your application is processed, our technical team will assess the site and provide a quotation for the connection. Installation typically occurs within 7-14 working days after payment.

What causes water interruptions and how long do they usually last?

Water interruptions can be caused by:

  • Scheduled maintenance or repairs
  • Burst pipes or leaks
  • Power outages affecting pump stations
  • Infrastructure upgrades
  • Water shortages during drought periods

Scheduled interruptions are usually announced in advance and typically last 6-8 hours. Emergency repairs may take 4-24 hours depending on the severity of the problem. In all cases, we work to restore services as quickly as possible.

How do I report a pothole or road damage?

You can report potholes or road damage through several channels:

  • Call our roads maintenance hotline: 018 200 8666
  • Use the online reporting form on our website
  • Email roads@matlosana.gov.za with the location details and photos if possible
  • Visit our offices in person
  • Use the Matlosana municipal app (available on iOS and Android)

Please provide the exact location, including street names or landmarks. Our team prioritizes repairs based on severity and traffic impact, with most repairs completed within 7-14 days.

How is my electricity bill calculated?

Your electricity bill is calculated based on:

  • Actual electricity consumption (kWh) as recorded by your meter
  • Current tariff rates as approved by NERSA
  • Basic service charge (fixed monthly fee)
  • VAT at 15%

Different customers (residential, commercial, industrial) are charged according to different tariff structures. For prepaid users, the cost per unit may vary based on the amount purchased. Full tariff information is available on our website or at our customer service centers.

How do I apply for a solar installation connection to the grid?

To connect your solar installation to the municipal grid, follow these steps:

  • Submit an application form to the Electricity Department
  • Provide technical specifications of your system
  • Include certification from a registered electrical contractor
  • Pay the application fee
  • Schedule an inspection of your installation

Once approved, we will install a bi-directional meter (if required) and authorize the connection. Please note that all installations must comply with NRS 097-2-1 standards and local bylaws. The process typically takes 4-6 weeks from application to approval.