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ENDORSEMENT OF NOOSA LOCAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 2023 · 2023-10-10 S&O Attachment 1 to the Minutes - Get Ready Packs
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During a weather alert
If you understand your risk, have a plan and have a kit, you are almost ready.
Below are final actions for when dangerous weather is coming.
Weather alert check list:
Trim trees to remove leaves and branches that are close to buildings
Put fuel in the car and park it undercover or up a hill if in a flood area
Put away or secure outdoor items so they do not blow around or catch fire
Sandbag doors and drains, if needed
Close windows and curtains or blinds
Fill buckets or bathtub with water in case water supply stops
Check-in with neighbours so you both know you are okay
Stay home unless you need to leave.
If you need to leave, turn off electricity (power), gas and water and lock doors
And remember, do not drive into flood waters
Stay informed
Where to get weather and safety updates:
Local council disaster dashboard website: disaster.noosa.qld.gov.au
Weather warnings: BOM mobile app BOM mobile app bom.gov.au/app/
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services: qfes.qld.gov.au
Local ABC Radio station to tune radio to:
Local community social media page:
Know the signs before disaster strikes
Australia has a national warning system to help you understand the risk and impact
of dangerous weather.
Advice Watch and Act Emergency Warning
Find out more: australianwarningsystem.com.au
DURING DANGEROUS WEATHER
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