Prepare for Natural Disasters The SES Get Ready Guide enforces the importance of preparation and encourages residents to prepare for natural disasters and emergencies by following the 4 steps below:
Trees and Cyclones No tree will always stand up to cyclonic strength winds however; some are more wind resistant than others. Discover Nature at JCU offers Hinchinbrook residents some recommendations in tree and shrub selection.
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Latest Information Draft Priority Infrastructure PlanYou are invited to provide feedback on the Final Draft of the Hinchinbrook Shire Priority Infrastructure Plan. Written comments are due by Wednesday 11th January 2011. Hinchinbrook Community Plan 2022 - Final DraftHINCHINBROOK COMMUNITY PLAN 2022 - FINAL DRAFT You are invited to provide feedback on the final draft of the Hinchinbrook Community Plan 2022 . Written comments are due by 25th November, 2011. 2011 Local Law, Subordinate Law and Public Interest Test PlansPUBLIC NOTICE Local Government Act 2009 1. Hinchinbrook Shire Council (the “Council”) has proposed to make— (a) each local law identified in schedule 1, column 1; and (b) each subordinate local law identified in schedule 1, column 2. 2. Possible...
Infrastructure Restoration Program Hinchinbrook Shire Council, in partnership with AECOM, are working to restore public assets that have been damaged by recent natural disasters. Council is eligible for funding provided by the Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements (NDRRA) program and is committed to helping the Hinchinbrook region recover as quickly as possible. Click here for the latest news about the program.
Think Smart, Plant Smart Plant Smart is a vegitation management program developed by ergon Energy and Greening Australia to Educate the community on planting appropiate trees under and around powerlines. Download the brochure. | ||||||||
