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Sand bagging stations update

10 February 2020
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12pm, Monday 10 February 2020

Self-service sandbagging stations are now in open at the following Council Depots:
• Russell Island – entry via High Street
• Cleveland – entry via South Street Depot
• North Stradbroke Island – entry via Mitchell Crescent, Dunwich

All locations will remain open from 7am – 6pm.
Shovel, bags and sand provided. Wear enclosed shoes. If it’s flooded forget it.

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More info on sandbagging here redlnd.cc/DIYsandbagging


Sunday 9 February 2020

Council has set up a self service sandbagging station outside the Council depot at Russell Island and at Cleveland at the depot on South street which will both remain open until 6pm tonight and reopen at 7am tomorrow Monday 10 February. Shovel, bags and sand provided. Wear enclosed shoes. If it’s flooded forget it.

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