Council plays a supporting role in the response to emergency events and disasters. We help you know who to call and how to get the most current information.
The Local Emergency Management Plan (EMPLAN) details the response and recovery arrangements within the Singleton Local Government Area to ensure a coordinated response during emergency incidents.
Information about fire safety, fire trails, hazard reduction burning, Neighbourhood Safe Places and how to prepare your family and property for a bush fire event.
Information about flooding and storms, and how to prepare your family and property for severe storms or flooding events.
Everyone needs to take care in hot weather, but some people are at higher risk of heat illness. Plan ahead to keep yourself cool during a heatwave.
To avoid the spread of infectious disease, it is vitally important that individuals and communities are aware of the mitigation measures that can be undertaken.
More frequent disasters of greater magnitude, and a heightened risk profile in relation to criminal threats including cyber-attack, mean NSW’s infrastructure and organisations must be more resilient than ever.
Earthquakes and landslides can be devastating. Make a plan to protect yourself and your family.
Biosecurity measures protect our economy, environment and community from pests, diseases, weeds and contaminants.
Get Ready Teams are led by the community for the local community, and provide a way for residents to support each other and improve capacity for disaster resilience.
The Singleton Community Resilience Network (CRN) is convened to support the Singleton Local Emergency Management Committee (LEMC) and Singleton Council in fulfilling local functional responsibility for human and social wellbeing in disaster resilience and recovery.
Be ready for anything after your Singleton Emergency Services Internship.
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