Being prepared before a disaster hits could be the difference between staying safe or putting yourself and loved ones at risk. Don’t wait for a disaster to happen before you think about what you need to do, how you are going to protect your home and belongings and how you and your family are going to survive.
Download our Get Ready Central Coast Guide for tips and advice on how to get ready for extreme weather events to help keep you, your loved ones and your property safe during a disaster.
Use our interactive mapping tool to find out whether your home or property is prone to bushfire, flooding or other risks.
Central Coast Emergency Dashboard
Find important information to help you get ready for extreme weather events and see live incidents and emergencies data for the Central Coast at our Central Coast Emergency Dashboard.
Emergency Contact Numbers – at a glance
Service | Contact Number | Website |
|---|---|---|
LIFE THREATENING - Emergency (Police, Ambulance, Fire Brigade) | 000 (from a landline) 106 (for people with hearing or speech impairment) 112 (from mobile phones) | |
State Emergency Service (SES) | 132 500 | |
Bush Fire Information Line | 1800 679 737 | |
Council After Hours (Rangers as well as roads, water and sewer emergencies) | 1300 463 954 | |
Ausgrid | 131 385 |
Follow Central Coast Council’s Facebook and Twitter pages for important information such as road closures, weather warnings and updates during emergencies.
In an emergency, listen to local radio (ABC Central Coast 702AM or Coast FM 92.5FM) to keep up to date with the latest information.
We also encourage you to follow these networks to stay informed during an emergency situation:
- Bureau of Meteorology
- Rural Fire Service or phone 1800 679 737
- Fire and Rescue NSW
- Emergency NSW
- Live Traffic NSW or call 132 710
- State Emergency Services (SES) or call 132 500
- Power Outages or call Ausgrid on 13 13 88
- Transport alerts or call Transport Infoline on 131 500
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