SES Street Speaks head to Straddie
Redland City Council is heading to Straddie on Saturday 17 June in its latest effort to help people be prepared...
Disaster management
Exercise Exodus heads to Russell Island
Next Thursday 8 June, Redland City will be conducting its latest disaster management training event Exercise Exodus, on Russell Island....
Redlands severe weather update – New 12:10am (early Sat morning) ferry service to Southern Moreton Bay Islands, respite centre hours extended
Bay Island Transit have advised that one late night passenger ferry service will run to the Southern Moreton Bay Islands...
Redlands Severe weather update – ferries to SMBIs cancelled after 5:50pm tonight – respite centre opened
Bay Island Transit Systems have advised that Southern Moreton Bay Island ferry services travelling in both directions from Redland Bay...
Media release: Redland City Council services back
Redland City Council services are up and running again as the city cleans up after ex-Tropical cyclone Debbie. Redland City...
Redland SES show big hearts to help
The spirit of Redlands was on show at daybreak this morning as Mayor Karen Williams farewelled 20 Redland SES volunteers...
Live updates: Severe weather event Thursday 30 March
Severe weather update: 8:30pm Thursday 30 March More than 10,500 homes are without power as destructive winds and heavy rain...
Media Release: Redlands Severe weather update – ex-tropical Cyclone Debbie
Destructive winds and heavy rainfall is currently on a direct path to Redlands, with the heaviest rainfall expected between 6pm...
Media release: Severe weather update – ex-tropical Cyclone Debbie
Rainfall totals of 200mm remain likely over the next 24 hours, with the possibility of isolated falls exceeding 400mm. The...
Sandbags available ahead of ex-tropical cyclone Debbie
Update: sandbag stations will now be open all day today and as needed into the night. Self service sandbagging stations...
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.