Boaties should reconsider need to be on the water
Redlands Coast boaties are urged to reconsider their need to be out on the water. The Red Alert for Moreton...
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Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred – Council operating times update 10am 10 March 2025
UPDATED: 10am Monday 10 March Key messages: Many in the Redlands are still facing precarious conditions, with widespread power and...
ADVICE NO LONGER ACTIVE – Advice – Monitor conditions for localised flooding
**UPDATE** This Advice has been cancelled. Residents of Redland City Council are advised to MONITOR CONDITIONS for localised flooding. Council...
WARNING NO LONGER ACTIVE – Watch and Act – Monitor Conditions – Severe Weather – Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
**UPDATE** This Advice has been cancelled. Redland City Council advises people in the Redland City areas including bay island communities...
Important safety alert: drive to conditions
With the current heavy rainfall and expected flash flooding, Queensland Police are urging all road users to prioritise safety and...
Council readies clean-up plan
Following the impact of Tropical Cyclone Alfred on the region, Redland City Council is putting storm cleanup plans in place....
Stay indoors and away from public parks
Redlands Coast residents are reminded that all city parks are closed to the community until further notice to ensure public...
Boaties must stay off the water due to dangerous conditions
Boaties are ordered to stay off the water for their own safety as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches the south-east Queensland...
Stay clear of powerlines brought down by Tropical Cyclone Alfred
As Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches, powerlines have come down in some areas and more damage to the network is expected....
Stay out of floodwaters whether signed or not
As Tropical Cyclone Alfred intensifies and impacts the region, Redland City Council is urging people to stay out floodwaters and...
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.