Durban Central Police Station has officially welcomed its new station commander, Brigadier Trevor Small, in a formal handover ceremony held on Tuesday, 1 April. The event was led by Brigadier SS Zuma, who represented the eThekwini District Commissioner, Major General MV Kheswa.
Brigadier Small’s appointment follows his recent promotion to the rank of brigadier, conferred by the Provincial Commissioner of KwaZulu-Natal on 14 March.
Durban Central SAPS communications officer, Sergeant Zanele Khomo said Brigadier Small was welcoming to his new post by the support head, Colonel SC Gcuma and vispol head, Colonel TAH Sithole.
“Colonel Sithole assured Brigadier Small of their full support, pledging the commitment of both management and station members,” said Khomo.
Expressing his gratitude to all present, Brigadier Small affirmed his dedication to serving Durban Central, which ranks among the country’s top 30 stations contributing to crime statistics.
He emphasised his intention to engage with all station members through parades and meetings to foster collaboration and effective policing.
Station Commander Small’s leadership is expected to bring renewed efforts in tackling crime and strengthening community safety in the Durban Central area.
