The latest version of the Municipal Emergency Management Plan (MEMP) is out for feedback.
The plan is a multi-agency document that outlines how to:
The plan was prepared by Planning Committee which included representatives from:
The plan is reviewed every three years and must be then approved by the Regional Emergency Management Planning Committee.
To provide your feedback on the draft, email us by 1 December.
To prepare for emergencies:
During and after an emergency:
After an emergency:
We have several plans that help us prepare for emergencies and respond to them. The Municipal Emergency Management Plan (MEMP) addresses the prevention of, response to, and recovery from emergencies. The MEMP and associated sub plans can also be viewed at our customer service or outreach centres. Hardcopies of the following documents are also available by contacting us.
A Local Incident Management Plan (LIMP) is a document developed by communities with the support of Council to ensure residents and visitors know where to go, what to take and what to expect if a major incident affects the area. The plans are circulated within communities and reviewed to ensure the information is accurate and relevant.
Local Incident Management Plan booklets
These booklets ensure people have access to a detailed overview of planning for a major incident in their area. Booklets are circulated within communities and reviewed to ensure the information is accurate and relevant.