fire danger period

  • Planned burns determined by weather

    As the fire danger period ends today, planned burns could continue across the Colac district and Otways if favourable weather conditions continue.

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  • Potential grassfire risk ignored

    Residents have raised concerns about the potential fire hazard of overgrown grass in Colac’s Sinclair Street South which they say hasn’t been cut for two years.

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  • Otways residents seek safe shelter

    Faced with the prospect of a hotter, drier summer and an increasing bushfire threat, a group of Otways residents say they are seriously concerned about where they will find shelter on extreme and catastrophic fire danger days.

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  • Fire danger period date set

    Colac and district residents should start preparing for the upcoming fire danger period, after CFA officials announced the fire danger period will start on November 20.

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  • New threat meter

    Colac and district residents can expect to see a new fire danger rating system ahead of summer.

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  • Fire vigilance still important

    Colac and district’s fire danger period has ended, but people should remain vigilant and do burnoffs responsibly, authorities say.

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  • Crews battle fire as danger period begins

    Escaped burnoffs have kept Colac and district firefighters busy in the days leading up to the fire danger period.

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  • Quiet fire season finishes

    Colac district’s assistant chief fire officer Craig Brittain has thanked the community for their diligence and vigilance during the fire danger period that ended yesterday.

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