Tropical Cyclone Alfred: the statistics behind Council’s preparation and response
As recovery work continues in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, Redland City Council has taken stock of the phenomenal community effort ...
Tag: disaster management
Sandbags – how to use them for the best results
Sandbags can reduce the impact of flooding if they’re placed in appropriate locations around your home or business. Redland City Council also ...
Island blaze a sign that bushfire season has arrived
This month’s bushfire on Russell Island marked an early start to the bushfire season and a timely reminder for Redlands Coast residents ...
Redlands Coast residents urged to get bushfire ready
Redlands Coast residents are urged to take advantage of the current cool weather conditions to prepare their properties for the upcoming bushfire ...
Wet weather alert: Where to get sandbags
Redlands Coast residents have heeded the call to prepare for heavy rains and possible flooding that could result from Tropical Cyclone Kirrily ...
Local disaster management plan refined and renewed
Redland City Council has adopted an updated Disaster Management Plan for Redlands Coast. City Mayor and Local Disaster Management Group Chair Karen ...
Traffic disruption at Alexandra Hills
Please be aware of a burst water main at the intersection of Finucane Road and Cambridge Drive, Alexandra Hills. We ask that ...
Leslie Harrison Dam outflows have increased
Leslie Harrison Dam outflows have increased. Avoid potential safety hazards downstream and delay your cleanup efforts along the catchment http://bit.ly/1dPqmtc
Redlands Coast sandbagging stations open
Redland City Council sandbagging stations are open at the following times and locations: Council Depot Cleveland – 199-205 South St, Cleveland – Click ...
Sandbagging stations open again to community
Redland City Council has opened sandbagging stations again for the community today, Wednesday 2 March (enclosed shoes must be worn at all ...
Redland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas of Redlands Coast. We acknowledge the Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here.