IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

Did you know that every year, natural disasters cost Australia around $18.2 billion?

In Australia emergencies can occur without warning. Being prepared means you're always ready to respond effectively, ensuring your safety and that of your loved ones. By preparing for emergencies, we can mitigate their impact, reducing these staggering costs and safeguarding our homes and communities. With a well-planned emergency kit and procedure, we can ensure continuity, & bounce back from adversity. When we prepare for emergencies, we don't just protect ourselves - we strengthen our entire community.

In our local communities, emergencies and problems can spring up as unpredictably as a kangaroo in the bush. It could be a bushfire threatening homes, a sudden flood, or even a power outage. So, how do we deal with these challenges that intrude upon our peaceful Aussie life?

POLICE

Mandurah Police Station
Phone:   131444
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MEDICAL

Peel Health Campus
Phone:  (08) 9531 8000
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STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE

S.E.S
Phone:  132 500
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FIRE

Falcon Volunteer Fire and Rescue
Phone:  (08) 9534 3533
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WATER

Water Corporation
Phone:  13 13 75
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RANGER

Mandurah City Rangers
Phone:  (08) 9550 3777
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POWER

Western Power Outages & Faults
Phone:  13 13 51
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MENTAL HEALTH

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ENVIRONMENT

Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
Phone:  1800 161 176
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WILDLIFE

Wildcare Helpline
Phone:  9474 9055
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RECOVERY SERVICES

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