Technology focus for disaster management event on Redlands Coast
Disaster management practitioners from across Queensland and beyond gathered on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) recently to explore the use of...
Disaster management
We’re getting ready for bushfire season – are you?
In preparation for the annual bushfire season, Redland City Council has been slashing Council-owned land, creating fuel free zones (firebreaks),...
New assets bolster city’s flood warning network
Road safety has been enhanced at multiple locations across Redlands Coast following the installation of new and improved flood warning...
Students learn the importance of preparing for severe weather season
Faith Lutheran College students recently toured Redland City Council’s Disaster Coordination Centre in Cleveland, where they were taught the importance...
Community Champions praised for their ‘enduring impact’
Redland City Council’s Community Champions Program has been recognised at the 2026 Queensland Volunteering Awards for the positive impact it...
Redland SES volunteers take home a haul of regional awards
Redland City State Emergency Service (SES) Unit members have been recognised with major accolades at the 2026 Brisbane Region SES...
Sandbagging stations are open
Redland City Council reminds the community that sandbagging stations are available if required during heavy rainfall. The Bureau of Meteorology...
How disaster resilient are you? Council surveys residents and businesses
Redland City Council is seeking input from Redlands Coast residents and business owners on how they prepare, respond and recover...
Generating good vibes for the future of SES Redland Bay
The SES Redland Bay Depot is powering ahead thanks to a new backup generator. Redland City Mayor and Local Disaster...
One year on – resilience, recovery and moving forward
This weekend marks the first anniversary of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred’s devastating impact on Redlands Coast. Tropical Cyclone Alfred made landfall...
Redland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas of Redlands Coast. We acknowledge the Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here.