Thursday 5 November at 6pm – The Kenmore Tavern, Function Room, 841 Moggill Rd, Kenmore

Lord Mayor Cr Adrian Schrinner encouraged residents who live next to bushland or in rural areas to do their part in planning for bushfire season.

“People should prepare their properties by tidying the yard, clearing gutters and overhanging branches and raking up twigs and dried leaves from their property and readying their emergency kits,” he said.“Residents are also encouraged to have an emergency kit as well as a bushfire survival plan and practice it with their family.“Council and Queensland Fire and Emergency Services are hosting information sessions for residents in bushfire prone areas of the western suburbs and I encourage anyone who wants to find out more to attend.

This year’s hazard reduction burns were conducted in Chermside West, Burbank, Belmont, Parkinson, Drewvale, Bardon, Kholo, Alderley, Aspley, Anstead, Mt Coot-tha and Karawatha.

No more planned burns will be completed this year unless conditions make it safe to do so. Council is unable to do any burns without a permit from QFES.

Where: Saturday 21 November at 10am – Gap Greek Reserve, Gap Creek Rd, Mt Coot-tha

Cr Schrinner encouraged residents who live next to bushland or in rural areas to do their part in planning for bushfire season.

“People should prepare their properties by tidying the yard, clearing gutters and overhanging branches and raking up twigs and dried leaves from their property and readying their emergency kits,” he said.“Residents are also encouraged to have an emergency kit as well as a bushfire survival plan and practice it with their family.“Council and Queensland Fire and Emergency Services are hosting information sessions for residents in bushfire prone areas of the western suburbs and I encourage anyone who wants to find out more to attend.”

This year’s hazard reduction burns were conducted in Chermside West, Burbank, Belmont, Parkinson, Drewvale, Bardon, Kholo, Alderley, Aspley, Anstead, Mt Coot-tha and Karawatha.

No more planned burns will be completed this year unless conditions make it safe to do so. Council is unable to do any burns without a permit from QFES

Friday 27 November at 6:30pm – Kenmore Library, 9 Brookfield Rd, Kenmore

Lord Mayor Cr Adrian Schrinner encouraged residents who live next to bushland or in rural areas to do their part in planning for bushfire season.

“People should prepare their properties by tidying the yard, clearing gutters and overhanging branches and raking up twigs and dried leaves from their property and readying their emergency kits,” he said.“Residents are also encouraged to have an emergency kit as well as a bushfire survival plan and practice it with their family.

“Council and Queensland Fire and Emergency Services are hosting information sessions for residents in bushfire prone areas of the western suburbs and I encourage anyone who wants to find out more to attend.”

This year’s hazard reduction burns were conducted in Chermside West, Burbank, Belmont, Parkinson, Drewvale, Bardon, Kholo, Alderley, Aspley, Anstead, Mt Coot-tha and Karawatha.

No more planned burns will be completed this year unless conditions make it safe to do so. Council is unable to do any burns without a permit from QFES.