Fraser Coast Disaster Education and Resilience

Fraser Coast Disaster Education and Resilience Educating and building community resilience to prepare, endure and recover from natural disasters. For life threatening emergencies call 000.

The aim of this page is to educate and build community resilience before a disaster hits. For communication during a disaster, follow the Fraser Coast Regional Council’s main page - https://www.facebook.com/FraserCoastCouncil

Please do not use this page to report damage or threat to property or people.

Please check the Disaster Dashboard https://disaster.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/ and follow Council's page for any ...
06/03/2026

Please check the Disaster Dashboard https://disaster.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/ and follow Council's page for any updates over the weekend.

Fraser Coast weather update and sandbag information (Friday 6 March 2026, 10.30am) 📢

Forecasts for rainfall over the weekend and into early next week are still changing, so we encourage you to stay informed and prepare now, just in case. At this stage, the heaviest rainfall is predicted for Sunday (8 March) and Monday (9 March).

Our catchments are already quite saturated, so if we receive heavy rain in a short period, there is a risk of flash flooding. Flash flooding can rise and fall quickly, so please remember: if it’s flooded, forget it.

We strongly encourage people to stay off the roads during heavy rain where possible, to avoid placing extra pressure on emergency services.

SANDBAGS 👇
Self-serve sandbag filling points are open at:
✅ United Warriors Football Club car park at 187 Tavistock St, Torquay
✅ Pacific Haven airfield
✅ Maryborough Airport
✅ Maryborough SES Depot (limited hours)
✅ Sandy Straits SES Depot, Boonooroo

Further sandbag filling points are being set up today at:
• Hervey Bay TAFE car park
• Gatakers Boat Ramp car park
• Urangan Boat Ramp car park
• Tinana Recreation Ground car park.

Please visit the Disaster Dashboard and check under ‘Active Centres’ for more details on locations and opening times: https://disaster.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/

These are sandbag filling points so please bring your own shovel. If you think you are going to need sandbags, we encourage you to get them sooner rather than later.

We are opening these additional sandbag filling points to make it easier for residents to access sand and help spread demand across multiple locations.

ℹ️ Please stay informed via our Disaster Dashboard: https://disaster.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/

Check Out Part 2 about "Flood Cameras"
30/01/2026

Check Out Part 2 about "Flood Cameras"

In a disaster, one of the first questions we get asked is: Are the roads flooded?The quickest way to check is our Disaster Dashboard, which includes more tha...

Have a look at Part 1 about the components that make up the Total Flood Warning System (TFWS) on the Fraser Coast - In t...
15/12/2025

Have a look at Part 1 about the components that make up the Total Flood Warning System (TFWS) on the Fraser Coast - In this clip we are talking about flood markers.

The Fraser Coast Flood Warning Network helps keep our community safe and informed during severe weather. Through flood cameras, electronic gauges, and manual...

25/11/2025
Did you get  your Groove on at last month GET READY Food n Groove ? If so we would love to see your photos.
11/11/2025

Did you get your Groove on at last month GET READY Food n Groove ? If so we would love to see your photos.

Remember for SES assistance Call SES 132500, or download the app and log a job if needed.
01/11/2025

Remember for SES assistance Call SES 132500, or download the app and log a job if needed.

Queensland State Emergency Service is a volunteer-based emergency and rescue service dedicated to assisting the Queensland community. This site explains the SES, what we do, how and when you can request emergency storm and flood assistance from the SES, how to get ready for severe weather or your ne...

Get Ready Queensland and Get Ready to Food n Groove to kick off the 2025 severe weather season! Come and say hello to al...
08/10/2025

Get Ready Queensland and Get Ready to Food n Groove to kick off the 2025 severe weather season!

Come and say hello to all our awesome Emergency Services, Ergon response teams, Red Cross, Life Flight, and many more.

These annual Get Ready Queensland events are designed to help trigger you to get prepared for the severe weather season by having a conversation with our teams to give you some handy tips to get prepared, all in a relaxed environment listening to some cool tunes, great food.

This is a family-friendly and free event!

‘Get Ready Food n Groove’ is back! Come along to the Hervey Bay Seafront Oval on Friday 17 October 2025 between 4-9pm.

What a great couple of community led Get Ready events across the region over the weekend. Howard Community Resilience Ne...
07/10/2025

What a great couple of community led Get Ready events across the region over the weekend.
Howard Community Resilience Network Teamed up with the Pacific Haven Emergency Awareness Group at the Howard Markets and had conversations with a few thousand people throughout the day on Saturday.

And on Sunday The Boonooroo Tuan Community Resilience Network, as a sub-committee of the Boonooroo Progress Association conducted a public awareness campaign on behalf of the FCRC Get Ready Queensland Campaign at the Boonooroo Golf Club Fishing Competition.

The Boonooroo event was also well patronised and hosted between 2000 and 3000 attendees over the day.

Well done Community Resilience Network Volunteers for attending and leading the resilience conversation.

01/10/2025

Storm season clean up

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77 Tavistock Street
Hervey Bay, QLD
4655

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