Sandbagging stations are open
Redland City Council reminds the community that sandbagging stations are available if required during heavy rainfall. The Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting ...
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Tropical Cyclone Alfred: the statistics behind Council’s preparation and response
As recovery work continues in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, Redland City Council has taken stock of the phenomenal community effort ...
How to manage your sandbags
In the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, managing sandbags correctly is vital for public and environmental safety. With more than 40,000 sandbags ...
Sandbags – how to use them for the best results
Sandbags can reduce the impact of flooding if they’re placed in appropriate locations around your home or business. Redland City Council also ...
Council urges patience at city sandbagging stations
Key message for community 9.30am 4 March: Be patient – Council is continually monitoring sandbag stations and replenishing supplies Bags are currently ...
Permanent sandbagging stations available at Capalaba and Redland Bay
This week’s heavy rain has been a reminder to Redlands Coast residents to ensure they are prepared for severe weather events and ...
Wet weather alert: Sandbagging stations
UPDATE: Monday 8 April 2024 With wet weather conditions having eased, Redland City Council has closed its additional sandbagging stations at the ...
How to store your sandbags now the threat has passed
Redland City Council is encouraging residents who collected sandbags ahead of the recent wet weather, to store them correctly to ensure they ...
Wet weather alert: Sandbag stations remain open
Redland City Council’s sandbagging stations remain open ahead of potential heavy rain this week. The Bureau of Meteorology says heavy showers and ...
Wet weather alert: Where to get sandbags
Redlands Coast residents have heeded the call to prepare for heavy rains and possible flooding that could result from Tropical Cyclone Kirrily ...
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.