Redland City Council Libraries at Cleveland, Capalaba, Victoria Point and Russell Island have reopened and have charging points available for residents who are without power, with the added bonus of free Wi-Fi.
Council has also opened daytime drop-in centres at five locations to support residents during the recovery phase of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
These drop-in centres have been activated to replace Council’s places of refuge and will operate from 6am–6pm daily until further notice.
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Centres are equipped with basic kitchen amenities such as tea and coffee-making facilities and have power points available for people who are without power and need to charge their mobile phones or other devices.
Residents heading to the drop-in centres should bring only essential items. Pets are not permitted inside.
Drop-in centres are located at:
ALEXANDRA HILLS: Alexandra Hills Community Hall, 131-155 Finucane Road
NORTH STRADBROKE ISLAND: Dunwich Community Hall, 6 Ballow Road
MACLEAY ISLAND: Macleay Island Community Hall, corner Southsea Terrace and High Central Road
LAMB ISLAND: Pioneer Hall, 125 Lucas Drive
COOCHIEMUDLO ISLAND: Coochiemudlo Recreation Club, 41b Elizabeth St
Operating hours and information on the services offered at Council Libraries are available on the Council website: Library opening hours and locations | Redland City Council.
Council reminds residents to take care, remain alert and watch for hazards such as fallen trees, floodwaters, and traffic signal outages if they are driving to any of these venues.
To stay up to date on information relating to ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, please visit the Redlands Coast Disaster Dashboard at disaster.redland.qld.gov.au.
