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Community safety takes all of us

Click here to report anti-social and disruptive behaviour in Mosman Park.

Domestic Violence and Crisis Support

The Town is committed to ensuring Mosman Park continues to be a safe and welcoming place to live. If you or someone you know is experiencing a life threatening emergency, call 000 now.

Detection of the Queensland fruit fly in WA

Parts of Mosman Park have been included in the QFLY red quarantine zone. People who live or work within this zone need to take immediate action. Click here

Holiday operating hours 2024-25

Some of our services including waste collections and operating hours will be impacted over the upcoming holiday season. Click here for more info.

Temporary closure in December – Nash Field

Nash Field is undergoing turf renovations and will be closed to the community from 13 December - 27 December 2024.

Fire Control and Hazard Management in the Town of Mosman Park 

Fire can be devastating, we all need to play our part in managing and maintaining our properties to ensure the safety of ourselves and others.  

If you see a bushfire, please phone 000 to report the situation to emergency services.  

The Town of Mosman Park has a responsibility to monitor and ensure compliance with the requirements of theBush Fires Act 1954. 

Fire Safety on Your Property 

Prior to the bushfire season, the Town of Mosman Park publishes a Fire Hazard Reduction Notice each year to help regulate and manage fire related matters. It is recommended that all property owners and residents read through the notice each year which can be found HERE

Pursuant to the powers contained in Section 33 of the Bush Fires Act 1954, Property owners are annually required to reduce fire hazards prior to 30 November and maintain their property in that condition until 31 March the following year. 

This includes clearing all flammable materials immediately inside all external boundaries of the land and around any buildings situated on the property. 

Alternative Firebreak Locations 

If clearing firebreaks as required is impracticable, you must contact the Council or an authorized officer by 15 November for permission to establish firebreaks in alternative positions. Failure to comply with the original requirements without granted permission will result in needing to meet the initial requirements. 

Penalties 

Non-compliance with these fire control regulations may result in a fine of up to $5,000. Additionally, if the required work is not completed by the deadline, you may be liable for the costs incurred for performing the work. 

Methods for Clearing 

Fire control measures should be carried out through methods other than burning, such as mowing or rotary hoeing. 

It is crucial to: 

  • Slash flammable material to no higher than 5 cm (50 mm).
  • Remove slashed materials to prevent fire spread. 

Burning Rubbish or Refuse 

Burning of rubbish or refuse is prohibited unless written approval is obtained from the Town of Mosman Park.  

This includes: 

  • Incinerators
  • Burning on the ground 

Total Fire Bans 

During a Total Fire Ban, you must not light, maintain, or use any fire in the open air, nor perform any activity that could potentially start a fire.  

Bushfire Risk Management 

The Town of Mosman Park is committed to reducing fire hazards to protect life, property, and the environment. Compliance with bushfire hazard reduction strategies is a legal requirement.  

To view the Town of Mosman Park Bushfire Risk Management Plan click HERE  

More Information 

If you have received a Notice or would like further information, please contact our Ranger Services team on 08 9383 6600 oradmin@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au  

DFES  

Take five and have a fire chat 

In a bushfire every minute counts. Bushfires are unpredictable and happen every year. DFES has launched a new tool calledBushfire Plan.  

Its concept is simple, just by talking with your family or loved ones about what you will do if a fire threatens your home and property could save your life. 

The fifteen minuteBushfire Planasks you to discuss three key questions: 

  1. Stay and defend?  
  2. Leave early? 
  3. Help me decide?  

Even if you do not live within a bushfire prone region it’s import to be fire aware, and having aBushfire Planis a great first step to protecting your family. 

For more information on fire safety and to obtain Your Bushfire Preparation Toolkit visitdfes.wa.gov.au.