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Department of Fire & Emergency Services (DFES) Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) Bush Fires Act (1954)
Department of Fire & Emergency Services (DFES)
Bureau of Meteorology (BOM)
Bush Fires Act (1954)
Burning Off Permitted: 1 May through to 30 September – no permit necessary to burn off.
Restricted Burning Time: 1 - 31 April and 1 - 31 October - burning off can be undertaken with a permit.
Prohibited Burning Time: 1 November – 31 March – no burning off is permitted.
Bushfire Risks and Dangers Safer Places In A Bushfire Renting And Bushfires Evaporative Air Conditioners Sheltering In Your Home Bushfire Warning System Horses And Bushfires Travelling During A Bushfire How Do I Keep Informed
Bushfire Risks and Dangers
Safer Places In A Bushfire
Renting And Bushfires
Evaporative Air Conditioners
Sheltering In Your Home
Bushfire Warning System
Horses And Bushfires
Travelling During A Bushfire
How Do I Keep Informed
For further information visit the website www.dfes.wa.gov.au or www.dfes.wa.gov.au/firechat or phone Ranger Services on (08) 9080 2111.
Scheme water cannot be guaranteed during a bushfire
Water Corporation is prepared for bushfire season. However, we cannot guarantee that water pressure or water supply will be maintained in the event of a bushfire. Extreme demand, fire damage and power cuts can all result in a total loss of water.
If you plan to stay and defend your property during a bushfire, you must have your own independent water supply and pumping capability, and must not rely on scheme water.
Full details about how to prepare for the bushfire season can be found at www.firechat.wa.gov.au
For more information from the water corporation please follow the link below
Bush Fire and Water Supply Information