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4.8.5 · Deliver Disaster Preparedness, Resilience and Recovery activities to support Council and the broader community.

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Plan 2025-26 · each observation is Council’s published description. Progress ranges remain ranges; “Completed” is an as-reported status, not an independent audit.

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Q4 · 1 April to 30 June 2026 · plan 2025-26

On Track Ongoing Initiative

The disaster preparedness program has been substantial: Ongoing engagement with Hastings Street Association regarding the Noosa Main Beach Sea Wall Disaster Resilience project. Attendance and presentation at the Sunshine Coast District Health Committee meeting and Disaster Resilience Community Engagement with residents from Noosa Springs at Noosa Springs Resort in company with all local emergency services partners. Ongoing partnership with Noosa Seniors and their Seniors Connect Disaster Resilience Roadshow program. Simtable training with Council’s Fire Management team at staff induction session and engagements at aged care facilities (Noosa Waters Retirement Estate and Monterey) and with community at the Healthy Land and Water Backing onto Bush session on 18 April prior to 3 x-controlled burns. WOW Day celebrations with Noosa SES including Noosa Council executives and councillors. This is one of many engagements shared with Noosa SES and our community. The Year 1 GSLC presentation and packing Get Ready kits were others that gained significant public interest. Inaugural Cooroibah and Boreen Point Community Disaster Subgroup meeting. Work underway with them to complete their Disaster Management Plan to be endorsed by Noosa LDMG by the 27 November meeting. Collaboration with the University of Sunshine Coast presenting Using AI in Disaster Preparedness sessions. Progress continues against the TC Alfred Actions Register, with 86 of 96 identified actions completed to date. Planning well advanced for the LDMG, LDCC, and Recovery exercises to be delivered in August 2026.

Lead service, as extracted
Infrastructure Services
Reported start / end
07-25 / 06-26 (source month-year wording)

Source discrepancy: detailed rows and introductory summary differ. On Track: 52 detailed rows versus 53 in the summary. Minor Disruption: 17 detailed rows versus 16 in the summary. The progress chart counts detailed rows; inspect page 2 of the original summary before drawing conclusions.

98 unique initiative rows reconcile to the report’s declared 98 initiatives. Column text is extracted from the printed layout; consult the original page for wrapped wording. This does not establish a deadline breach or the cause of reported disruption.

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