Get Scotland Island Bushfire Management Plan - Pittwater Council - Pittwater Nsw Gov

To report a fire emergency. Call Triple Zero (000) ... Bush and grass fire information. For the latest information about fire danger ratings, total fire bans and current bush and grass fires, visit the NSW Rural Fire Service Website here. [ ... Bushfire emergencies. ... Hazard reductions. ... Flood, storms and tsunami.

The Enhanced Bushfire Management Program supports work to improve bushfire response, increase hazard reduction and develop research to reduce the risk of bushfire across New South Wales. The Enhanced Bushfire Management Program (EBMP) was established by the NSW Government in 2011 and has been extended until 2022.

To report fires or other emergencies call 000 (triple zero).

Piles should not be greater than 2 m in length or width, and 1.5 m in height. Larger piles will produce more intense heat, will burn for longer and will be more difficult to manage safely. Logs over 150mm in diameter should not be added to piles. All material must be dead and dry before being burnt.

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Works include planned burning, slashing, mowing and clearing works, creating and maintaining fuel breaks, and carrying out maintenance on fire infrastructure (like fire dams and lookout towers). This strategy does not directly address tactical (burn) planning, which is done for individual burns.

The NSW RFS will arrange an inspection, and if a hazard exists, can order the property owner to treat the hazard. If the property owner refuses, the work can be contracted and charged to the owner. To report a bush fire hazard: Call the NSW RFS on 1800 NSW RFS (1800 679 737)

The Bush Fire Risk Management Plan (BFRMP) is a document that maps and describes the level of bush fire risk across an area and sets out treatment strategies to reduce the risk of bush fires and better protect the community over 5 years.