Simple tips on beach safety, pool safety, rock fishing safety, staying safe while out and about, safe travels and safe celebrations when enjoying the Coast this summer!
Summer is the Central Coast's busiest time of the year for both locals and visitors. It's a time of celebration, relaxation, and enjoying the great outdoors with family and friends. However, it's important to keep safety in mind for ourselves and others.
That's why Coast Summer Safety is here to provide you with simple tips on beach safety, pool safety, rock fishing, staying safe while out and about, ensuring safe travels, safe celebrations. With these tips, you can have a summer that is not only fun but also safe!
Beach safety is everyone's responsibility and we can all take simple steps to ensure the safety of ourselves and others. See beach safety for simple tips and FAQs.
Rock fishing is a dangerous pastime. No matter what your skill level or experience, you must always wear a life jacket whilst rock fishing on the Central Coast. View top tips and FAQs to stay safe.
Drowning is a leading cause of accidental death in very young children in NSW. It is vital to keep watch and supervise children at all times when in and around water.
We know that severe weather and other emergency events will continue to be a part of our lives on the Central Coast and we need to be ready for heatwaves, bush fires, floods, or storms.
Taking your dog for a walk is a great way to keep them happy and healthy this summer! If you would like to give your dog some lead free time, visit one of Council’s allocated off-leash dog exercise area and keep up to date with our top tips!
Whether you’re heading to the Coast for a holiday or a Coastie off on a trip away or out-and-about enjoying your own backyard, it’s important to plan for a safe trip.