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Fire ban for Redlands Coast extended

3 October 2019
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Queensland Fire and Emergency Services advises the current fire ban across Redland City has been extended up to and including Friday 11 October, 2019.

This means there can be no open fires.

QFES advises fires within a properly constructed barbecue are allowed provided they are not left unattended.

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Power tools can be used use with extreme care.

The fire ban will also cover our neighbours in Brisbane and Moreton Bay Regional council areas.

More information: redlnd.cc/FireBan

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