Singleton Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy

On display until 31 March 2026, 12:00 AM

Share your local knowledge and ideas to help reduce the risk of disasters in Singleton.

Council wants to hear from people across the Singleton community about natural hazard risks and ways to reduce them. We can't stop natural hazards like heavy rainfall and heatwaves from happening, but we can reduce how exposed we are and decrease the risk of these events turning into disasters.

Your insights will help shape practical actions to strengthen community capacity and protect what matters as part of the development of the Singleton Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy.

Your input will help us:

  • Better understand how natural hazards – including flooding, bushfire, heat, storms and earthquakes – affect our region
  • Identify and prioritise actions to reduce risk
  • Recognise local strengths that can support community capacity.

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About the Strategy

Singleton Council has received funding under the Australian Government’s Disaster Ready Fund to develop a Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy (Strategy) and Action Plan for the Singleton Local Government Area.

This strategy will provide a shared vision and whole-of-community roadmap for reducing disaster risk in the region, supporting Council, community service organisations, and affected communities to mitigate increasing natural hazard disaster risks due to climate change.

This new Strategy will inform future planning proposals within the study area over the medium and long term, ensuring that future development and decision-making support community resilience and do not adversely impact adjoining communities. The Strategy and Action Plan will guide Council’s approach to identifying, assessing, and reducing disaster risks, embedding disaster preparedness and resilience into all planning and development activities for the benefit of Singleton’s residents and neighbouring communities.