Disaster Management

TIME TO GET PREPARED

Hi Wujal!

Wet Season is here, and it is important to be vigilant and aware of any pending weather systems that might arise.

Please familiarise yourselves with the five Higher Places Zones and ensure you know the safest locations in your area. Pack your emergency backpacks ready with essential items such as medications, important documents, and anything else you may need in an emergency.

Stock up on non-perishable food, drinking water, batteries, and other supplies to prepare for potential power outages.

We encourage everyone to check in on family, friends, and neighbours, especially those who may need extra support. Stay prepared, stay safe, and look after one another. Let’s work together to keep Wujal community safe.

Remember, your safety comes first—don't drive through flooded waterways.

Stay informed by regularly monitoring updates from the Bureau of Meteorology at this link: http://www.bom.gov.au/cyclone/7dayforecast/.

Kind Regards

Wujal Wujal Aboriginal Shire Council

Life in Queensland's wet tropics is not without its risks, but proper preparation can help mitigate the potential danger.

Do you want to be advised of weather warnings?

You can sign up to receive alerts from the Torres and Cape Indigenous Councils Alliances (TCICA) Disaster Management webpage https://dashboard.tcica.com.au/

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Would you like advice on how to prepare for a disaster?

Visit the Get Ready Queensland website to learn more about how to prepare: Get Ready Queensland

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Would you like to know where to go to reach higher ground?

To view the Higher Places Map please click here: Wujal Wujal Higher Places Map

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Learn about the Bloomfield Bridge Flood Alert Sensor System

Click here to learn about the Bloomfield Bridge Flood Alert system and how to subscribe to it.

Local Disaster Management Plan 2024-2025

To view the Local Disaster Management Plan please click here: Local Disaster Management Plan