Contacts for Bushfire Matters

Matter

Who to Contact

Notes

Bushfire Emergencies

 

Emergency Services

000

 

Illegal burning during the Prohibited and Restricted Burning Times

Emergency Services

000

All illegal burning should be reported by calling 000 immediately.

 

Fire brigades will attend to extinguish the fire and will subsequently contact Ranger Services to deal with non-compliance matters.

 

Total Fire Bans or Harvest & Vehicle Movement Bans declared for the day

Shire

9576 4666

This hotline is updated daily and will provide the dates and times of bans that are in place.

 

Operation of machinery or other prohibited activities on Total Fire Bans.

 

Ranger Services

9576 4600

0427 699 701

If you are unable to contact a Ranger, you can try a Local Bush Fire Control Officer

 

 

Operation of machinery or other prohibited activities on Harvest & Vehicle Movement Bans.

 

Ranger Services

9576 4600

0427 699 701

If you are unable to contact a Ranger, you can try a Local Bush Fire Control Officer

 

Non-compliant Firebreaks

 

Shire – by email only

Complaints about neighbouring properties must be made in writing by emailing chatter@chittering.wa.gov.au

 

Property Preparation Site Visit

Bushfire Risk Officer

0427 699 707

On site appointments can be booked with our Bushfire Risk Officer to assist with firebreaks, asset protection zones and general property preparation

 


Bush Fire Control Officers

Shire Bush Fire Control Officers

Role Name Contact Number
Bush Fire Risk Officer Graham Furlong 0427 699 707
Bush Fire Control Officer Robert Butler 0427 699 300
Rangers Barry Cilliers 0427 699 701

Volunteer Bush Fire Control Officers

Locality Name Contact Number(s)
Muchea James Marotta 0432 234 741
Tammy Foster 0422 150 479
Lower Chittering Donald Jamieson 0410 489 567
Graham Furlong 0476 881 796
Upper Chittering Aaron Cover 0410 594 221
Will Lee 0415 154 715
Bindoon Dennis Badcock 0428 947 853
Paul Groves 0400 172 560
Wannamal Kim Haeusler 0428 559 043
Clayton Smith 0427 090 548


Emergency Alerts

https://www.emergencyalert.gov.au/home

Emergency Alert is the national telephone warning system used by emergency services to send voice messages to landlines and text messages to mobile phones within a defined area about potential emergencies.ie “Floods, fires and other significant events can impact pose significant threat to members of the community in impacted area. Emergency Alert allows telephony notifications to be distributed to these areas, through both mobile and land line services, to provide warning of these events.

Emergency Alert is just one way of warning communities and will not be used in all circumstances. Emergency Alert relies on telecommunications networks to send messages, and message delivery cannot be guaranteed.