Myrrhee Property Preparation

The community of Myrrhee are coming together for a Property Preparation session

Saturday 31st October 2026

9.00am to 10.30am bushfire information session on Property Preparation.

Community BBQ afterwards. Please register for the event for catering purposes.

Know the risks. Prepare your property. Have a plan.

Bushfires can happen quickly, and being prepared can make a critical difference.

Join us for a free one-hour information session covering the practical steps you can take now to help protect yourself, your family, and your property this bushfire season.

What we’ll cover

📱 VicEmergency app — how to download it, set up your watch zones and notifications, and use it to stay informed during a bushfire.

🏡 Preparing your property — practical steps to reduce bushfire risk around your home and property.

📝 Your Bushfire Plan — why having a plan before a fire starts is so important, and what to consider when preparing yours.

🚨 Staying informed and knowing what to do — understanding warnings and making decisions early.

Whether you’re new to the area, have lived here for years, or simply want to refresh your preparedness, this session will provide useful information and practical tips to help you get bushfire ready.

For more information contact your local CFA Community Engagement Coordinator amanda.smith@cfa.vic.gov.au or 0407 604 012

Representatives from Myrrhee Fire Brigade will be attending.

Victorian Fire Risk Register (VFRR)
The Victorian Fire Risk Register - Bushfire (VFRR-B) is a process in which representatives from local government, fire services, public land managers, utilities and community groups map assets at risk from bushfire and assess the level of risk to the assets. The Myrrhee community residences are rated at Extreme risk in the VFRR. While there may not be fires in the local landscape currently, it is strongly recommended and encouraged that all residents are aware of their bushfire risk and take responsibility for the safety of their themselves, family, pets and livestock. This information session is the first step to reduce risk and stay safe, even in the most extreme conditions.