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Mundaring State Emergency Service 
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Mundaring State Emergency Service

The Mundaring State Emergency Service is focused on ensuring our community can cope during times of emergencies. Assistance is also provided to other communities throughout Western Australia. The Mundaring unit has the lead role in managing recovery action for floods, cyclones, storms, earthquakes and tsunami threats that occur in our community. Each year the unit receives many calls for assistance, especially during periods of strong winds and storms. Assistance is also provided to property owners where danger occurs from fallen trees.

For further information contact:
T: 08 9295 3133

Severe Storm Action Guide

Before The Storm Season

  • Trim tree branches well clear of your house
  • Have a portable radio and torch with fresh batteries
  • Have a first aid kit (and basic knowledge)
  • List your emergency contact numbers
  • Clear property of loose objects
  • Clean & check roof, guttering and down pipes
  • Have masking tape (for glass), plastic sheeting and large garbage bags (for emergency rain protection).

As The Storm Approaches
  • Listen to radio for information
  • Shelter and secure pets and animals
  • Shelter vehicles or cover with tarpaulin/blankets.
  • Disconnect all electrical appliances.
  • Tape (cross fashion 'X') or cover large windows to minimize damage.

When The Storm Strikes
  • Stay inside and shelter well clear of windows, in the strongest part of the house.
  • If necessary, cover yourself with a mattress, blanket, doona or tarpaulin or sit under a table.
  • Listen to your portable radio for storm updates.
  • If outdoors find emergency shelter ( NOT under a tree).
  • If driving, STOP clear of trees, power lines or streams.
  • Avoid using the telephone during the storm.

After The Storm Passes
  • Check your house for damage.
  • Listen to the radio for warnings/advice.
  • If you need emergency assistance, consult your emergency assistance list.
  • If you don't need help, check your neighbours.
  • Beware of fallen power lines, trees, damaged buildings and flooded watercourses.
  • Don't go sight seeing, stay at home and provide assistance to others.

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Fire Danger Today
RESTRICTED BURNING PERIOD:
Permits to burn are required for all burning during this period. Note that small amounts of garden refuse may be burnt without a permit after 6.00 p.m. For more information regarding burning restrictions and fires, please phone the fire information hotline on 9290 6644.

NOTE: All fires in the first instance are to be reported to 000, not the shire.
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