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We are updating the Casey Municipal Emergency Management Plan

Emergencies can happen at anytime, from bushfires, floods, storms and heatwaves. Every Council in Victoria must have a plan to help prepare, respond to, and recover from emergencies. This plan is called the Municipal Emergency Management Plan (MEMP).

The MEMP outlines;
  • How emergency services and council work together during emergencies.
  • What steps are taken to reduce risks before emergencies happen.
  • How the community can recover after an emergency.
  • Ways that you, as a community member, can prepare and help keep yourself and others safe.

We are currently updating our MEMP and asked community for ideas, experiences, and local knowledge to help build a safer, stronger, and more connected community. A copy of our current MEMP is available here.

Consultation closed 22 September 2025

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Next Steps

Our team will take all feedback to the Municipal Emergency Management Plan Community (MEMPC) for discussion and possible inclusion into the updated Municipal Emergency Management Plan.

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How you can influence the project

  • Can be influenced

    Feedback is encouraged on the current document, including;

    • Community priorities
    • Preparedness activities
    • Awareness of local risks
    • Identify ways to support vulnerable communities

  • Cant be influenced

    • Compliance with State, Regional and local legislation, policies and guidelines.
    • Roles and responsibilities of emergency services and key agencies.

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