Bushfire Protection Plans
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More Information
Community Bushfire Protection Plans provide members of the community with specific information on their options when bushfire threatens, and assist with the development of personal Bushfire Survival Plans.
The Community Bushfire Protection Plan provides members of the community with specific information on:
- Safety options for surviving a bushfire, including the location of nearby safer places
- Communications for receiving emergency warnings and bushfire updates
- Access in and out of the community area
- Advice on what to do to prepare and survive a bushfire
- How and where to source additional bushfire safety information
More information on the planning process
Input is sourced from a range of groups such as the local community, key stakeholders, infrastructure managers, local brigades, land managers, industry experts, and service providers.
More information on the planning process
Tasmania Fire Service may identify Nearby Safer Places in Community Protection Plans. A Nearby Safer Place is a site that provides a shelter option for people, as a last resort.
Find Nearby Safer Places
Selecting your own Nearby Safer Place (PDF)
More info on Nearby Safer Places
Evacuation Centres are buildings that have been identified by the TFS in partnership with councils and other government agencies that offer basic amenities including temporary shelter, drinking water and toilet facilities. They are for people who leave bushfire affected areas and do not go somewhere else of their own choosing eg. to homes of friends or family etc.
More info on Evacuation Centres
Mail:
Community Protection Planning
Tasmania Fire Service
GPO Box 1526
Hobart
TAS 7001
Phone:
1800 000 699