Community health and safety
Road safety
Road safety is an important part of keeping our community safe. Find information on child restraints, school road safety, drink driving and the Community and Road Education Scheme (CARES) Program.Pool safety
Every pool owner has a responsibility to make sure their pool is safe. Learn about your obligations and swimming pool laws, plus make sure your pool is compliant with our handy swimming pool checklist.Emergency readiness
The weather is becoming more unpredictable and severe storms are increasing in frequency. Learn how you can prepare for severe storms, how to report incidents to responders and where to find help if you need it.Immunisation
Immunisation is a simple and effective way of protecting yourself and your family. Central Coast Council holds free immunisation clinics for children under the age of seven.Crisis Relief Services
Find out details of local organisations for emergency food and financial services helping those experiencing hardship.Domestic and Family Violence
Council works with local organisations to implement various community strategies to end domestic violence on the Central Coast. Find information on domestic and family violence and where you can find help.Personal and household safety
Central Coast Council is committed to creating safe, vibrant communities. Feeling safe is important for the health and wellbeing of all residents and visitors of the Central Coast. Council provides information, ...Last updated : Thu 18 Jun 2020
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