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Plan

Living in the 'bushland shire' means living bush fire ready

Do these now

orange tick icon Prepare a Bush Fire Survival Plan at myfireplan.com.au (5 minutes). It could save your life and the life of those you love.
orange tick iconDownload the Hazards Near Me app on your phone.
orange tick icon Prepare your home. A well-prepared home can be easier for you or fire fighters to defend; Is more likely to survive, even if you're not there; Is less likely to put your neighbours' homes at risk; Will give you more protection if a fire threatens suddenly, you cannot leave and need to take shelter.
orange tick icon Pack an Emergency Survival Kit that contains essential items and important documents regardless of whether you plan to stay and defend or leave early. Visit rfs.nsw.gov.au to learn what to pack.
orange tick icon Set aside protective non-synthetic clothing for each member of your family (long sleeved shirt, long pants, sturdy footwear, goggles and P2 mask).
orange tick icon Plan for your animals and livestock to prevent undue stress.
orange tick icon Check that your home and contents insurance is up-to-date.

If you are infirm, disabled or elderly you may be eligible for the AIDER Program to assist you with your property preparation. Visit the AIDER page at rfs.nsw.gov.au.