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- Managing waste in disaster recovery period - Department of Environment . . .
1 Required focus on commercial and industrial waste management needs The waste streams from commercial and industrial facilities that are likely to require particular consideration following a disaster are: • Organic waste Food waste if not collected early will putrefy and result in public health risks and will become
- Exemptions for disaster waste - Queensland Government
Declaration of exempt waste – Six residential properties in the Charters Towers Regional Council The Department’s chief executive has declared on 22 May 2025, waste resulting from the Heavy rainfall leading to a disaster situation as declared under section 64 of the Disaster Management Act 2003 on 1 February 2025 by the Minister for Policy and Emergency Services for the following Disaster
- Disaster Management | Queensland Government
On the 24th of September 2024, the Minister responsible for the Disaster Management Act 2003 approved the Interim State Disaster Management Plan (SDMP) 2024-2025 (PDF, 3 4 MB) and the Interim SDMP Amendment Schedule 2024-2025 (PDF, 367 9 KB) in accordance with a Queensland Disaster Management Committee decision of 8 July 2024 In December 2024, Appendix B - Roles and Responsibilities was
- Cyclone Alfred update disaster support directory
Free green waste drop off is now available at all 4 Resource Recovery Centres (RRCs) Residents are urged to clean up their properties ahead of possible severe weather The RRCs are open from 6 30am to 5 45pm every day, located at: Willawong – 360 Sherbrooke Road; Chandler – 728 Tilley Road; Ferny Grove – 101 Upper Kedron Road
- Brisbane City Council Tropical Cyclone Alfred Review
Operations – Sandbags and Waste Management Appendix C– Overview of Disaster Management Framework 78 Tropical Cyclone Alfred Review Sea off the Queensland Coast and on 23 February 2025 reached TC status as TC Alfred The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) update issued at 4 45am on 26 February 2025
- 750 temporary bins rolled out to Brisbane suburbs
More than 750 temporary waste bins have been placed across almost 200 Brisbane locations to help residents dispose of waste after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred “We are approaching this disaster clean-up very methodically to ensure if can be done quickly and correctly, with a clear plan for household waste, green waste and flood waste ”
- Exempt waste | Environment, land and water - Queensland Government
Disaster management and serious local event waste Exempt waste includes wastes generated as a result of a disaster (e g flooding or bushfire) or a serious local event These exemptions are issued following the Queensland Government declaring a disaster situation or a local government notifying the department of serious local event
- Removal and management of disaster waste and debris from residential . . .
• disaster waste directly related to the disaster • event related debris building material • disaster waste, debris, trees and emergent works Table 1 Category A B Counter Disaster Operations Disaster waste directly related to the disaster Eligible activities and associated extraordinary costs:
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