A total fire ban alert has been issued for Tuesday 17 February.No fires can be lit or be allowed to remain alight in the open air. Plan ahead to beat the heat and stay healthy.
VicEmergency incidents and warnings
Being "emergency ready" is the best way to minimise the risk to yourself, family members and property.
This page provides practical advice to help our community prepare, respond and recover from fire, flood, heatwave, storm and power outages.
Staying informed is vital during any type of emergency. See our Emergency Contacts page for handy links, tips and tricks to setting up your Vic Emergency App on your phone, tablet or desktop computer.
Storms can happen and any time and may result in flash flooding, high winds, landslides, fallen trees and other hazards. These extreme weather events can endanger the safety of people and property.
Frequent warm days are now upon us and it is time to prepare for the possibility of heatwave. It is important to know how to prepare for a heatwave and who in our community is most at risk.
Fire is a risk to lives, property and the environment. The best thing to do is prepare your property for fire and leave early if you are at risk.
Power outages occur for many reasons such as severe weather, damaged infrastructure and planned outages for maintenance. During the summer they are more likely to occur due to heatwaves and the need to balance supply and demand.
Being emergency prepared increases self-sufficiency during challenging situations when normal services and resources may be temporarily unavailable. This interactive website demonstrates ways to proactively reduce risks to yourselves, your family and your property.
Having a RediPlan for your home is crucial for ensuring your family's safety during emergencies like natural disasters or medical crisis. A well-prepared household emergency plan provides clear instructions for evacuation, communication, and accessing essential supplies, significantly increasing your chances of protecting your loved ones and property when unexpected events occur.
Learn about seasonal risks and disaster resilience to protect your home, family, and community at these free drop-in information sessions.