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STATEMENT OF VERIFICATION

THIS STATEMENT IS AWARDED TO Interactivink

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FOR SUCCESSFULLY BEING VERIFIED AS A LOCAL BUY PRE-QUALIFIED SUPPLIER.

THIS VERIFICATION CONFIRMS THAT YOUR BUSINESS HAS MET ALL OF THE FINANCIAL, WORKPLACE HEALTH & SAFETY, ENVIRONMENTAL AND QUALITY REQUIREMENTS TO BE APPOINTED TO AN LGA ARRANGEMENT, AS PER THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT REGULATION 2012 (Qld)

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Chief Executive Officer

Local Buy

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Towards Tourism 2032 – Transforming Queensland’s visitor

By 2032, Queensland will be Australia’s destination of choice for domestic and global visitors seeking the world’s best experiences INDUSTRY TARGET

$44 billion in overnight visitor expenditure (OVE) per annum by 2032

~ with an interim target of $34 billion per annum by 2027 ~

EAST QUEENSLAND

CENTRAL WEST COUNCILS

DISASTER MANAGEMENT FLIPBOOK | BANNERS | CALENDAR

FLOODING

Heavy rain in the catchments of the Diamantina, Thomson and Barcoo River systems can lead to flooding of townships and rural properties down stream. Water movements from these rain events can take from several days to several weeks to reach affected towns downstream from these headwaters. This water is generally slow moving, therefore allowing sufficient time to prepare and activate emergency plans and evacuation arrangements if required. As this water flows down stream, it tends to spread outside of the river banks and can cause flooding to properties as it makes its way south. These rain events often restrict road access to towns and properties throughout the region. Unsealed roads become impassable for extended periods of time and most rural roads are comprised of black soil which becomes very boggy. Black soil roads can hold moisture for long periods of time and should not be driven on until they are completely dried out.

BARCALDINE REGION AL COUNCIL

PREPARING FOR NATURAL DISASTERS

unresponsive, or does not improve, call 000 for an ambulance; and » Prepare to give CPR if necessary.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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BUSHFIRES

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HEATWAVE

SEVERE STORMS

WHAT WILL HAPPEN?

If flood-producing rain is expected in the near future, the Bureau of Meteorology will issue a Flood Watch; A flood warning is issued when flooding is occurring or expected to occur in a particular area. A severe weather warning is issued when flash Warnings will be broadcast on radio, TV, social media and Council websites or directly within communities by street announcements and door knocking. The emergency alert system or SEWS (Standard Emergency Warning System) may also be used; Drains, creeks and rivers that have had little or no water in previous months may fill rapidly with fast- flowing water, which can then spread to houses and You may not be able to get in or out of your house or street.

FLOODING

» Contact your local Council;

Check the Bureau of Meteorology websites and listen for flood information;

» Secure loose items around the property garden tools, sports equipment

» Unplug electrical equipment, to power surges;

» Move household items to a higher

» Keep refrigerator and freezer doors

» Switch off power at the switchboard,

» Sandbag areas at risk from flooding, house to help prevent sewage overflows;

» Boil tap water in case of contamination;

» Never drive, walk, swim or play in floodwaters. hidden hazards below the water that you of how well you know the area.

OUR EMERGENCY KIT IS LOCATED:

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HOUSEHOLD EMERGENCY KIT:

PLAN.PACK.LISTEN.

CENTRAL WESTERN QUEENSLAND DISASTER INFORMATION

AFTER THE FLOOD HAS PASSED?

including rubbish bins, and outdoor furniture; avoid damage caused by place; doors switchboard,closed; gas and the main water valve; flooding, including drains inside the overflows; contamination; and floodwaters. There could be you can not see, regardless

» Do not return to a flood zone until there is official communication that it is safe to do so;

» Check whether electricity, gas or water supplies have been affected;

» Treat every electrical item with extreme caution. Avoid power lines or other electric lines and cables;

» Wear rubber boots or rubber-soled shoes and rubber or leather gloves;

» Watch for damaged flooring, walls and ceilings as well as unexpected visitors such as snakes;

» Follow Council or QHealth instructions for treating water that is contaminated; and

» Contact emergency services if you need help.

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OUTBACK QUEENSLAND MASTERS

Karumba

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BOULIA

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TOWNSVILLE

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QUILPIE

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Emerald

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CHARLEVILLE

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