Reporting Bush Fire Hazards
If you are concerned about bush fire hazards on your property, or the property adjacent to you, the Rural Fire Service (RFS) can provide advice regarding preparing your property against bush fires and what you have to do in the event of a bush fire.
This advice is free and can be arranged by contacting your local RFS Fire Control Centre and speaking with one of our officers.
The RFS is responsible for inspecting bush fire hazards, providing advice and if necessary, issuing notices to all landowners and managers to reduce hazards.
If you believe there is a bush fire hazard near your property, you can make a formal Complaint by
- Contacting your local Fire Control Centre, in person, via email, mail, fax or phone or
- Filling in the below On Line Bush Fire Hazard Complaint Form.
The RFS will arrange for an inspection of the site to determine if a bush fire hazard exists. The landowner or the manager of the land will be notified separately of the results. Privacy Legislation prevents the disclosure of your details.
If a hazard does exist the RFS can issue a Bush Fire Hazard Reduction Notice, requesting the hazard be removed.
This Notice can be issued to Private & Public landowners.
If the Bush Fire Hazard Reduction Notice is not complied with, the RFS may remove hazard at the landowner’s cost.
On Line Bush Fire Hazard Complaint Form
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