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Section 7.12
Activation of the Local The LDCC is where the multi-agency response to the event is
coordinated from. The primary LDCC is located at the Noosa
Disaster Coordination
Shire Council offices at Tewantin. For further information refer to
the LDCC Sub Plan.
Centre 7.12.1 Public Information & Warnings 7.12.4 Public Health
When an event is imminent, it is essential the public are A major disaster event may cause significant
warned of the danger and provided with information disruption to the community. Water supplies, sewage
about the event and advice on recommended actions. treatment, refuse disposal, and access to safe food
The key objective is to deliver accurate, clear, timely may be compromised – refer to Public Health Sub
information and advice to the public, so they feel Plan.
confident, safe and well informed and are aware of
any recommended actions. Refer Public Information &
Warnings Sub Plan.
7.12.5 Logistics
Timely acquisition and deployment of services
7.12.2 Evacuation and supplies is critical to the efficient response to
and recovery from a disaster event. When all local
The safety of residents is the primary driver for resources have been exhausted or are inadequate,
evacuation. Evacuation carries risks to both those requests for assistance outside the Noosa Shire
being evacuated and to emergency personnel Council area shall be directed to the DDC. All external
managing the evacuation. Consideration must be assistance requests shall be coordinated by the LDC
given to the risks associated with the conduct of any on behalf of the LDMG – refer Logistics Sub Plan.
evacuation. Under some circumstances, sheltering
in place may provide greater levels of safety for
the community. For further information refer to the
Evacuation Sub Plan. 7.12.6 Damage Assessment
Following the impact of a disaster, measures will
need to be implemented to undertake damage
7.12.3 Financial Management assessments to determine the extent of the area
affected, damage to homes, infrastructure and
Operational expenditure needs to be tracked using essential services and the level of hardship being
work order numbers established specifically for the experienced in the community. QFES have a
event. At the conclusion of the disaster event, all responsibility for undertaking damage assessment
expenditure needs to be finalised. Invoices need to of structures impacted. However, all agencies are
be collated, payments made, and Disaster Recovery able to contribute to damage assessments through
Funding Arrangements (DRFA) claims need to be operational reporting (i.e. dam owners will report on
completed - refer to Financial Management Sub Plan. storage levels, QPS will report on missing people,
Queensland Health will report on people requiring
hospitalisation / medical treatment and Noosa Shire
Council will report on damage to Council owned
infrastructure and the environment).
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