Council is upgrading some important system software on Friday 21 February and Monday 24 February. You can still make payments in person, online and over the phone, but our Customer Experience staff may not have access to all your property information. Thank you for your patience.
The first Council meeting for 2025 is taking place on Tuesday 25 February at 6 pm in-person and online.
YOU are the person most responsible for your safety. The most important things you can do to keep yourself and your family safe are to plan and be prepared.
Being prepared improves the way you cope in an emergency and helps with your recovery afterwards.
Having an emergency plan in place, that everyone in the household is aware of, will help you think and act clearly when the time comes.
Some great templates are available to help you plan to keep your home and family safe. Don’t forget your pets and livestock when making your emergency plan.
Emergency preparedness guide | Australian Red Cross
Plan and stay safe (ses.vic.gov.au)
Your Bushfire Plan | CFA (Country Fire Authority)
Planning for pets in an emergency
Great information for people with a hearing impairment can be found at Deaf Emergency Info
For tips on how to prepare your business check out Prepare your business for an emergency
For tips on protecting your finances and making sure you are adequately insured check out GSM financial toolkit
Have a bag packed with essential items. It can help reduce the impact of an emergency. For suggestions on what an emergency kit might contain check out Packing | Australian Red Cross