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Part four of Redland City’s disaster plan

24 August 2014
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The final piece of Redland City’s disaster strategy is taking shape with Council set to launch a dedicated website bringing together the four-part Disaster Management Plan.

The website will include all four parts of the Redland City Disaster Management plan, providing a “one stop shop” where residents can find all disaster related information by selecting their suburb or island.

The first two parts of the plan have previously been released and provide the legislative framework for the plan, along with specific plans for the city’s island communities.

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Parts three and four are currently being finalised and will cover the remainder of Redland City, including information on how to prepare a home emergency plan and evacuation information.

A “work in progress” version of the website is currently available for residents to provide feedback at www.redlandsdisasterplan.com.au.

The final disaster plan is expected to be released by the end of September.

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