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Local Emergency Management Arrangements 2024 (Current)

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Local Emergency Management Committee

The LEMC is responsible for the preparation of plans in relation to the prevention of, reparation for, response to and recovery from emergencies in the local government area. The LEMC meets every quarter.

Local Emergency Relief and Support Plan

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Notices

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Shire of Boddington 2024/2025 Bush Fire Notice

A Guide to Constructing & Maintaining Firebreaks (DFES)

Bush Fire Advisory Committee

The Bush Fire Advisory Committee (BFAC) was established pursuant to section 67 of the Bush Fires Act 1954. Its role is to advise the Council on bushfire matters pertaining to bush fire prevention, preparedness and response within the Shire of Boddington. The BFAC meets annually.

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A Message from the Water Corporation

The Water Corporation is prepared for bushfire season however we cannot guarantee that water pressure or water supply will be maintained in the event of a bushfire.  We will always do all we can to maintain supply however fire damaged infrastructure or a cut to power can result in a total loss of water. 

If scheme water is available during a bushfire it is a bonus for property protection efforts, but it is not something that can be relied upon. People who plan to stay and defend their property during a bushfire need to have their own independent water supply and pumping capacity, and must not rely on the public water supply. Full details about how to prepare for the bushfire season can be found on the DFES website.