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New VicRoads web application for road closures during emergencies.

The map-based application uses the latest technology to show current incidents and road closures across the entire Victorian road network.

During emergencies such as fire or flood, VicRoads is responsible for not only providing information about freeways, highways and major roads impacted, but also local or council roads. (Read more)

www.vicroads.vic.gov.au     (opens in new tab/ window)

Municipal Emergency Management Plan

Like all municipalities in Victoria, Monash has its own Municipal Emergency Management Plan for handling natural disasters and emergencies. This plan, coordinated through the Victoria Police by a Municipal Emergency Response Coordinator, sets out the procedures to be followed when Council and Community Resources are required in the case of an emergency. Read more

Public Information:

Emergency Management Plan (June 2011): Public Information (2,258 Kb)

Emergency Management Plan - FULL VERSION, including Contacts and Appendices:

Access is available via LOGIN for authorized personnel only.

MECC Central

A MECC is the Municipal Emergency Coordination centre used by Council staff and emergency services personnel. MECC Central is an Emergency Coordination Centre and Response System intended for use in a MECC for significant emergencies.

MECC Central

Emergency Services Contacts:

Monash Fire Safety

CFA can help

CFA can help you be prepared (787 Kb)

For more information visit Country Fire Authority website (CFA) or call the Victorian Bushfire Information Line (VBIL) on 1800 240 667 or via National Relay Service on 1800 555 677.

Country Fire Authority website (CFA)

House Fires and Smoke Alarms

Keeping Monash Safe from Bushfires

Small Business Emergency Management and Recovery Package

The Small Business Australia website provides advice in how to protect your business and plan for emergencies, take appropriate action during an emergency and recover after a crisis.

Included is a template with an instruction guide that businesses can use to create their own emergency management plan. Take the time to look over this in order to prepare for the worst, rather than hope for the best.

In the Event of a Storm

The State Emergency Service (SES) assist residents with private damage during storm events. The SES can be contacted on 132 500. Please refer to their site for more information: www.ses.vic.gov.au

Alternatively, for storm damage to roads, footpaths and nature strips, contact Council's Engineering department on 9518 3409 or after hours emergencies on 9027 0692.

During a storm event there can be many locations of damage across the municipality and there could be many people affected who will be advising Council of their concerns. During these times, it would be appreciated if residents could be patient while waiting on-hold to contact Council and for us to attend the site.

Council will be clearing roads and paths to make them safe which could take some time depending on the vastness of the storm. We will then return to clear the nature strips as soon as practicable during the following weeks. It would be appreciated if the Community could assist Council to keep any debris clear of the roads and paths until it is able to be removed.

Water

  • Yarra Valley Water - 131 721
  • South East Water - 131 867

Medical

Monash Medical Centre - Public
246 Clayton Rd, Clayton 3168
Melway 79 D1
Phone - 9594 6666

Warnings or Weather prediction

Bureau of Meteorology

Check for current Warnings or Weather predictionv www.bom.gov.au

Victorian Weather and Warnings: www.bom.gov.au/weather/vic/

Victorian Flood Warning Centre: www.bom.gov.au/hydro/flood/vic/

Monash City Council

Glen Waverley Office
293 Springvale Road, Glen Waverley 3150
Ph: 9518 3555

Works Administration
390 Ferntree Gully, Notting Hill 3160
Ph: 9518 3777

Duty officer - after hours emergency
Ph: 9027 0692

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Last updated: 21 March 2012

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