Community Emergency Management Plan - Broadford, Sugarloaf Creek and Glenaroua

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This survey has now closed, thank you for your feedback in developing these plans.

For more information on this project, please contact our Emergency Management Team on 5734 6200.

Broadford, Sugarloaf Creek and Glenaroua Community Emergency Management Plan

Emergencies can happen anywhere, and from time-to-time Broadford, Sugarloaf Creek and Glenaroua may experience events such as bushfires, floods, storms, or other emergencies. Some of these are beyond our control, but by working together we can be better prepared and recover more quickly.

The aim of emergency management in Victoria is to build safer, more resilient communities. This can only happen when local people are involved, informed, and understand their role before, during, and after an emergency.

When community members, emergency services, businesses, and government work together, we can plan and respond more effectively - helping to reduce the impacts of emergencies on our town.

A Community Emergency Management Plan is developed by and for the local community, in partnership with emergency agencies such as the CFA, SES, Victoria Police, and Council. It helps local people take part in decision-making and strengthens connections between community and emergency services.

Mitchell Shire Council and the Municipal Emergency Management Planning Committee are now inviting Broadford, Sugarloaf Creek and Glenaroua residents to complete our survey based on your planning and preparation experiences, to help shape a Community Emergency Management Plan.

This short survey will help us:

  • Understand community concerns about emergencies
  • Learn how prepared our community currently feels

Your feedback will directly contribute to making Broadford, Sugarloaf Creek and Glenaroua a safer and more resilient place to live.

Please note: If you have lived through a major emergency, you may experience distress when thinking about it. If you need support, call Lifeline’s Bushfire Recovery line on 13 43 57 or visit Lifeline Bushfire Support(External link).

More information, helpful links, and resources on emergency preparedness are available in the documents section of this survey.

Survey closes: 10 November 2025

Broadford, Sugarloaf Creek and Glenaroua Community Emergency Management Plan

Emergencies can happen anywhere, and from time-to-time Broadford, Sugarloaf Creek and Glenaroua may experience events such as bushfires, floods, storms, or other emergencies. Some of these are beyond our control, but by working together we can be better prepared and recover more quickly.

The aim of emergency management in Victoria is to build safer, more resilient communities. This can only happen when local people are involved, informed, and understand their role before, during, and after an emergency.

When community members, emergency services, businesses, and government work together, we can plan and respond more effectively - helping to reduce the impacts of emergencies on our town.

A Community Emergency Management Plan is developed by and for the local community, in partnership with emergency agencies such as the CFA, SES, Victoria Police, and Council. It helps local people take part in decision-making and strengthens connections between community and emergency services.

Mitchell Shire Council and the Municipal Emergency Management Planning Committee are now inviting Broadford, Sugarloaf Creek and Glenaroua residents to complete our survey based on your planning and preparation experiences, to help shape a Community Emergency Management Plan.

This short survey will help us:

  • Understand community concerns about emergencies
  • Learn how prepared our community currently feels

Your feedback will directly contribute to making Broadford, Sugarloaf Creek and Glenaroua a safer and more resilient place to live.

Please note: If you have lived through a major emergency, you may experience distress when thinking about it. If you need support, call Lifeline’s Bushfire Recovery line on 13 43 57 or visit Lifeline Bushfire Support(External link).

More information, helpful links, and resources on emergency preparedness are available in the documents section of this survey.

Survey closes: 10 November 2025

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Developing community based emergency plans


    To ensure these plans are targeted and specific to your community, please complete this five-minute survey to allow us to understand your knowledge of the risks and planning you currently undertake to manage emergencies in your home and community. 




    This survey has now closed, thank you for your feedback in developing these plans.

    For more information on this project, please contact our Emergency Management Team on 5734 6200.
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