Are you in an emergency now?
Find your emergency contacts.
Know your risk
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Visit the VicEmergency website to understand your risk
Your first step to being ready is to find out what, when, and where a disaster might happen, how severe it could potentially be, and if you would be affected.
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Make a plan

What you do now can make all the difference. Choose a hazard type to find information that can help you prepare.
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Preparing for a bushfire
Having a fire plan and preparing your property now could save your life. Get started today with the Online Fire Planner.
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Preparing for a flood
Storms and flash flooding are common throughout Victoria. Learn how to prepare early.
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Preparing for a storm
It's important to be aware of the dangers of severe storms. Learn some simple, useful ways you can take responsibility for your safety.
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Preparing for a landslide
Landslides happen often in Victoria. Know what to do when a landslide occurs.
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Preparing for a heatwave
During the warmer months, Victoria can experience heatwaves and days of extreme heat. Being prepared can reduce heat-related illnesses.
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Preparing for an earthquake
Learn how to stay safe if you're in an earthquake.
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Preparing for a tsunami
There are a number of things that you can do to make sure you stay safe during a tsunami.
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National Resilience Action Library
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National Resilience Action Library
The National Resilience Action Library is a collection of strategies and resources to help you prepare your home and community against natural hazards
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Preparation resources

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Get to know your hazards
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Plan for emergencies at work
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Planning for emergencies on holidays
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Know what to do in an emergency
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CFA
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Victorian Government
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Respond and recover
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Respond - VIC
Need up-to-date information about a current emergency? Find the contacts for your state or territory.
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Recover - VIC
Access resources that can help you and your community once the danger of a disaster has passed.