SHIRE OF IRWIN - A BRILLIANT BLEND

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    Emergency Mgt Documents

    Emergency Management Documents

    Risk Management Governance Framework

    Local Emergency Management Arrangements

    Local Recovery Plan - being revised

    Emergency Contacts
    Emergency Contacts

    DONGARA / PORT DENISON CONTACTS

    Dongara Police – 9936 3066  

    St John Irwin District (Ambulance) - for emergencies call 000 - 08 9938 0931

    Dongara Guardian Pharmacy - 9927 1132  

    Dongara District High School - 9927 0100  

    Dongara Medical Centre - 9927 0200

    Port Denison Volunteer Sea Search & Rescue - 9927 1770

    Dongara Veterinary Hospital - 9927 1329  

    Bee Catchers

    • Carol Metcalfe - 9926 1444 - 0419 592 984
    • Dudley Kent - 0497 920 495

    Snake Catchers

    • Andy Sharman - 0414 378 246
    • Will Steel - 0439 906 525

    AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT

    Emergency WA 

    Dept of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES)  

    Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) - Western Australia Weather and Warnings  

    • Meteye (forecast data) 

    Department of Health 

    Department of Water (DoW) 

    • River level Data - (Monitoring Stations data)  

    Main Roads WA Mid West Gascoyne 

    Beach Emergency Numbers

    BEACH EMERGENCY NUMBERS

    The Beach Emergency Numbers (BEN) system – named in honour of fatal shark bite victim Ben Gerring – is a coding system that aims to improve emergency response times by installing signs with unique codes at public beach access points. 

    These signs provide specific location information, vital when emergency services are deployed in the event of a shark sighting, attack or other beach emergencies. 

    For more information go to sharksmart.com.au

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    In the spirit of reconciliation, the Shire of Irwin acknowledges the Traditional Custodians the land on which we live and operate and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.

    Shire of Irwin
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