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Thank you for your interest. This consultation has concluded.
Bushfires are a natural part of the Australian landscape and have the potential to cause serious social, economic and environmental damage, if not managed correctly.
Did you know…All landholders are responsible for managing bushfire hazard on their properties.
Whitsunday Regional Council is one of the largest landholders in the region with over 36 000 hectares, including the responsibility for managing and maintaining all road reserves.
Council has developed a Bushfire Management Policy and Plan to ensure bushfire hazard is properly managed on public land.
The proposed Bushfire Policy and Management Plan aims to outline how bushfire hazard will be managed and set goals for bushfire management activities being conducted in a planned, safe and effective manner.
Have Your Say
Residents can provide feedback on the proposed Bushfire Policy and Management Plan by taking the online survey below, or completing a survey in person at one of our Customer Service Centres.
The public consultation period will be from Monday 30 April to 5pm, Friday 1 June 2018 (approx. 4 weeks) and during this time Council is eager to hear from the public about their views on the Plan.
Contact Us
If you have further comments on the survey or any other questions, please contact us directly on the details under ‘Who’s Listening’ or below:
Email: info@whitsundayrc.qld.gov.au
Phone: (07) 4945 0200
Post: PO Box, 104 PROSERPINE, QLD 4800 (Address to Manager Natural Resources)
Bushfires are a natural part of the Australian landscape and have the potential to cause serious social, economic and environmental damage, if not managed correctly.
Did you know…All landholders are responsible for managing bushfire hazard on their properties.
Whitsunday Regional Council is one of the largest landholders in the region with over 36 000 hectares, including the responsibility for managing and maintaining all road reserves.
Council has developed a Bushfire Management Policy and Plan to ensure bushfire hazard is properly managed on public land.
The proposed Bushfire Policy and Management Plan aims to outline how bushfire hazard will be managed and set goals for bushfire management activities being conducted in a planned, safe and effective manner.
Have Your Say
Residents can provide feedback on the proposed Bushfire Policy and Management Plan by taking the online survey below, or completing a survey in person at one of our Customer Service Centres.
The public consultation period will be from Monday 30 April to 5pm, Friday 1 June 2018 (approx. 4 weeks) and during this time Council is eager to hear from the public about their views on the Plan.
Contact Us
If you have further comments on the survey or any other questions, please contact us directly on the details under ‘Who’s Listening’ or below:
Email: info@whitsundayrc.qld.gov.au
Phone: (07) 4945 0200
Post: PO Box, 104 PROSERPINE, QLD 4800 (Address to Manager Natural Resources)
