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Murray River Council PO Box 21, Mathoura NSW 2710

p 1300 087 004

f 03 5884 3417

e [email protected]

w www.murrayriver.nsw.gov.au

Local Emergency

Management Plan

November 2017

Version 2 of 1 Date approved: 22 November 2017 Page | 1

Local Emergency Management Plan

Table of Contents

Part 1 – Administration ................................................................................................................................... 2

Authority ..................................................................................................................................................... 2

Purpose ..................................................................................................................................................... 3

Objectives .................................................................................................................................................. 3

Scope......................................................................................................................................................... 3

Principles ................................................................................................................................................... 3

Test and Review Process........................................................................................................................... 4

Part 2 – Community Context .......................................................................................................................... 5

Annexure A – Community Profile ............................................................................................................... 5

General ............................................................................................................................................. 5

Landform and Topography ................................................................................................................ 5

Climate ............................................................................................................................................. 6

Land Use .......................................................................................................................................... 6

Population and People ...................................................................................................................... 8

Transport Routes and Facilities ........................................................................................................ 9

Economy and Industry .................................................................................................................... 10

Waterways, Water storages and Lakes .................................................................................................... 10

Annexure B – Hazards and Risks Summary............................................................................................. 12

Annexure C – Local Sub Plans, Supporting Plans and Policies ................................................................ 13

Part 3 – Restricted Operational Information ............................................................................................... 16

Annexure D – Community Assets ............................................................................................................. 16

Key Resources and Locations ........................................................................................................ 16

Annexure E – Vulnerable Facilities List .................................................................................................... 37

Annexure F – Consequence Management Guides ................................................................................... 39

Annexure G – Contact Details .................................................................................................................. 40



Part 1 – Administration

Authority The Murray River Council Local Emergency Management Plan (EMPLAN) has been prepared by the Murray River Council Local Emergency Management Committee in compliance with the State Emergency & Rescue Management Act 1989. APPROVED

……………………………………………………… Chair Murray Local Emergency Management Committee Dated: 12 October 2017

ENDORSED

………………………………………………………

Chair

Riverina Murray Regional Emergency Management Committee

Dated: 22 November 2017



Purpose The Murray River Council Local Emergency Management Plan (the Plan) details the arrangements for, prevention of, preparation for, response to and recovery from emergencies within the Murray River Council Local Government Area (LGA).

It encompasses arrangements for:

emergencies controlled by combat agencies;

emergencies controlled by combat agencies and supported by the Local Emergency Operations Controller (LEOCON);

emergency operations for which there is no combat agency; and

circumstances where a combat agency has passed control to the LEOCON.

Objectives The objectives of this Plan are to:

define participating organisation and functional area roles and responsibilities in preparation for, response to and recovery from emergencies;

set out the control, coordination and liaison arrangements at the Local level;

detail activation and alerting arrangements for involved agencies; and

detail arrangements for the acquisition and co-ordination of resources.

Scope The Plan describes the arrangements at local level to prevent, prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies and also provides policy direction for the preparation of sub-plans and supporting plans:

Arrangements detailed in this Plan are based on the assumption that the resources upon which the Plan relies are available when required; and

The effectiveness of arrangements detailed in this Plan are dependent upon all involved agencies preparing, testing and maintaining appropriate internal instructions, and/or standing operating procedures.

Principles The following principles are applied in this Plan:



a) The Emergency Risk Management (ERM) process is to be used as the basis for emergency planning in New South Wales. This methodical approach to the planning process is to be applied by Emergency Management Committees at all levels.

b) Responsibility for preparation, response and recovery rests initially at local level. If local agencies and available resources are not sufficient they are augmented by those at regional level.

c) Control of emergency response and recovery operations is conducted at the lowest effective level.

d) Agencies may deploy their own resources from their own service from outside the affected local area or region if they are needed.

e) The Local Emergency Operations Controller (LEOCON) is responsible, when requested by a combat agency, to coordinate the provision of resources support. EOCONs would not normally assume control from a combat agency unless the situation can no longer be contained. Where necessary, this should only be done after consultation with the Regional Emergency Operations Controller (REOCON) and agreement of the combat agency and the appropriate level of control.

f) Emergency preparation, response and recovery operations should be conducted with all agencies carrying out their normal functions wherever possible.

g) Prevention measures remain the responsibility of authorities/agencies charged by statute with the responsibility.

Test and Review Process The Murray River Council Local Emergency Management Committee (LEMC) will review this Plan every three (3) years, or following any:

activation of the Plan in response to an emergency;

legislative changes affecting the Plan; and

exercises conducted to test all or part of the Plan.



Part 2 – Community Context

Annexure A – Community Profile

General

The local government area of Murray River Council sweeps across an area of 11,865km2, is home to approximately 11,500 residents and is located in the southern Riverina, at least 800km south west of Sydney and 205km north of Melbourne.

The main population centres include Barham, Mathoura, Moama, Moulamein, Tooleybuc and Wakool. Other settlements include Bunnaloo, Goodnight, Murray Downs, Koraleigh, Cummerangunja and Womboota.

Murray River Council has a wealth of physical features including majestic sweeping plains; magnificent stands of redgum forests and is almost totally surrounded by the mighty Murray River and its tributaries.

The area’s natural assets prove to be a large attraction for locals and visitors alike and form the backdrop to many recreational activities. With tourism, industry and an idyllic rural lifestyle, Murray River Council is a growing region with much to offer.

In the eastern part of the Council, are the wards of Greater Murray and Moama with the largest ward of Greater Wakool found to the west.

Murray River Council is bordered by the New South Wales Councils of Balranald, Hay, Edward River and Berrigan and over the Murray in Victoria by the Moira, Campaspe, Gannawarra and the Swan Hill Rural City Council.

The village of Kyalite, in the Greater Wakool ward, straddles the border with Balranald Shire. By local arrangements, incidents and emergencies in the area are carried out by Balranald Shire rescue units.

The township is Moama, and together with her Victorian neighbour Echuca, they service a population of well over 20,000 people, as well as approximately two million visitors who travel to the area every year. The township of Deniliquin is an important community, servicing the residents of the Greater Murray ward with a range of services.

The Victorian city of Swan Hill, sits just over the state border from the village of Murray Downs and many of the residents of the Greater Wakool ward utilise the services Swan Hill provides.

In May 2016, the Wakool Shire and Murray Shire were merged to form the Murray River Council.

Landform and Topography

The area covered by the Murray River Council today is unique.

It is almost totally surrounded by the mighty Murray River and its tributaries. Council’s southern border is formed by the Murray River, with the Edward, Wakool, Murrumbidgee and Niemur Rivers cross the landscape mainly in the northern parts. The Gulpa Creek is another important waterway which leaves the Murray and flows past Mathoura. The Cadell Fault, which changed the course of the Murray River about 30,000 years ago, traverses the area from north to south.

Murray River Council’s terrain is largely flat flood plain country, consisting predominately of agricultural land. The Council boasts wetlands of international significance and includes part of the largest river red gum forest in Australia. In addition there are a number of National Parks within the LGA with one of the largest being Yanga in the far north-west.



The soil types vary within Murray River Council, however, the dominant types are red brown earths, grey, brown and red clays and soil complex associated with ancestral streams.

Climate

The climate of the Murray River Council can be described as temperate, boasting more hours of sunshine than the Gold Coast.

The Riverina Murray region has a strong seasonal cycle, with cool to cold winters and warm to hot summers. It is considered likely to be one of the regions of New South Wales most severely impacted by climate change because of increasing temperatures, changes in the volume and distribution of rainfall, reduced snowfalls, and decreases in river flows.

The Impacts of Climate Change on Natural Hazards Profile-State Overview 2010 report identifies that:

Daily maximum temperatures are projected to rise across all seasons by an average of 1.5–3°C, with the greatest increase in winter and spring (2–3°C). Nights are also projected to be warmer by an average 0.5–2°C, with the greatest increase in spring (1–2°C).

Rainfall is projected to shift from winter to summer dominance with overall total falls declining, especially in the winter growing season. This decline is projected to be 20–50%, with the greatest reduction in southern parts of the region.

Spring and autumn are projected to be similar to winter with rainfall decreasing by up to 50%, and the largest decreases occurring in the south and west. Evaporation is projected to increase in these seasons, exacerbating the dry conditions. Projected increases in the severity of short, medium and longer term droughts are likely to lead to a decrease of up to 15% in total runoff. El Niño years experienced in the region are likely to continue to result in an increased probability of lower than average rainfall and become hotter. La Niña years experienced in the region are likely to continue to result in an increased probability of higher than average rainfall and become warmer, with storms producing heavy downpours likely to become more frequent.

Projections indicate that despite water stress overall becoming more intense, there is a risk that flood-producing rainfall events are likely to become more frequent and more intense with increased summer rainfall in La Niña years in the Riverina Murray region which includes extensive floodplains and wetlands.

Land Use

The main form of land use in the LGA is agriculture.

The region boasts a rich agriculture based on irrigation including rice, livestock, citrus, cereal crops, dairy, walnuts, olives and vineyards.



Land Use Zone / Type / Classification Area (sq km) % of LGA

RU1 Primary Production 10,080.08 85.00%

RU3 Forestry 413.06 3.48%

RU5 Villages 4.86 0.04%

R1 General Residential 7.83 0.07%

R2 Low Density Residential 0.83 0.01%

R5 Large Lot Residential 5.276 0.04%

B2 Local Centre 0.32 0.00%

B6 Enterprise Corridor 0.40 0.00%

IN1 General Industrial 4.19 0.04%

SP1 Special Activities 1.40 0.01%

SP2 Infrastructure 16.82 0.14%

SP3 Tourist 1.13 0.01%

RE1 Public Recreation 1.19 0.01%

RE2 Private Recreation 3.88 0.03%

E1 National Parks and Nature Reserves 1,215.86 10.25%

E3 Environmental Management 21.93 0.18%

W1 Natural Waterways 72.70 0.61%

W2 Recreational Waterways 6.962 0.06%



Population and People

Population (based on 2015 ABS information)

Total persons (excluding overseas visitors) 11,594

Males 5,930

Females 5,656

Medium age (years) 49.15

Age

0-4 years 5% 611

5-14 years 11% 1265

15-24 years 10% 1167

25-54 years 32% 3719

55-64 years 16% 1820

65 years and over 26% 3004

Household Type

Family household 2,982

Lone Person household 1,153

Group Household 87

Income (population aged 15 years and over)

Median individual income (annual) $38,072

Language

Throughout Murray River Council - 92.5% of people only spoke English at home.

Other languages spoken at home included Italian 0.6%, Dutch 0.3%, Filipino 0.3%, Punjabi 0.3%, Cantonese 0.2%, German 0.2%, Welsh 0.1%, Russian 0.1% and Japanese 0.1%.

Employment

There were 5028 people who reported being in the labour force in the week before Census night in 2011. Of these, 60.1% were employed full time, 29.2% were employed part-time and 4.1% were unemployed.



In 2011, when the census was completed the following employment details were gathered for two of the towns in the Council area and the results showed the area’s diversity.

Most Common Occupations Moama Wakool

Managers 19.9% 32.3%

Technicians and Trades Workers 14.9% 10.8%

Professionals 14.4% 10.8%

Clerical and Administrative Workers 11.3% 9.6%

Sales Workers 10.8%.

Labourers 13.8%

Transport Routes and Facilities

Murray River Council has the following highways traversing the Council area:

Cobb Highway running north-south through it from Deniliquin to Echuca

Stuart Highway running east-west through it from Hay to Balranald

Other main roads include

Barmah

Perricoota from Moama

Deniliquin to Barham,

Moulamein to Swan Hill

Moulamein to Barham

Moulamein to Balranald

Murray River Council also has a number of bridges over the Murray River, linking

Echuca and Moama - A narrow two-lane bridge between carries up to 24,000 traffic movements per day in peak season. Average daily movements are 20,000 vehicles.

Barham and Koondrook

Murray Downs and Swan Hill

Tooleybuc and Piangil



Convenient transport options are available, including a passenger bus service running several times a day to Melbourne and many regional centres. Train services between Echuca/Bendigo/Melbourne and Swan Hill/Kerang/Bendigo/Melbourne operate daily.

Residents also benefit from advanced highway infrastructure and an all-weather airport located in Echuca. There is also a good system of local area buses in Moama and taxis operating in Moama and Barham.

Victorian Railways run freight only rail lines through the Murray River from Echuca to Deniliquin.

Mobility, Vehicles Per Dwelling/Travel to Work

On the day of the 2011 Census, the method of travel to work for employed people was predominately by car with a massive 87% of those attending work when by car.

Economy and Industry

Murray River Council has a strong and diverse business base. Key industries include agriculture, accommodation and food services, manufacturing, construction and retail and health care.

Tourism is strong, with the mighty Murray River and its tributaries, red gum forests, the historic port of Echuca (which has recently undergone a $14m redevelopment), an abundance of supporting tourism product, major events and a wonderful climate which ensures the destination is consistently popular with visitors.

During holiday season, the population of Murray River Council can increase up to five times the normal due to the popularity of the area as a holiday destination. Golf and other sporting events, river activities, including water skiing, camping, fishing and riding the mighty paddle steamers attract large volumes of people.

Waterways, Water storages and Lakes

The main bodies of water in the local area are:

Murray River

Edward River

Wakool River

Murrumbidgee River and (separate catchment)

Niemur River

Water storages in the Council area include:

Barham Potable Water reservoir Punt Road

Barham Raw Water reservoir Gonn Street

Wakool Potable water plant Burraboi Road

Perricoota – James Street Mathoura

Moulamein – Pretty Pine Road

Murray Downs Potable & Raw water reservoirs Murray Downs Drive



Tooleybuc Potable water plant Grant Street

Koraleigh Potable water plant Koraleigh Road

Moulamein Potable water reservoir Barrata Street



Annexure B – Hazards and Risks Summary

A Local Emergency Risk Management (ERM) Report has been undertaken by the Murray River Council Local Emergency Management Committee (LEMC) identifying the following hazards as having risk of causing loss of life, property, utilities, services and/or the community’s ability to function within its normal capacity.

These hazards have been identified as having the potential to create an emergency.

(Echelon Australia – February 2008 (Updated 23 July 2012)

Hazard Risk Description Likelihood

Rating Consequenc

e Rating Risk

Priority

Combat / Responsible

Agency

Agricultural Disease

(Animal/Plant)

An agriculture/horticulture incident that results, or has

potential to result, in the spread of a communicable disease or

infestation.

Likely Major High Department of

Primary Industries

Bridge Collapse

Failure of a major bridge structure with or without warning owing to structural failure or as a result of external/ internal events

or other hazards/ incidents.

Unlikely Extreme High LEOCON

Bridge Collapse

Failure of a Council controlled bridge structure with or without

warning owing to structural failure or as a result of external/ internal events or other hazards/

incidents.

Possible Extreme High LEOCON

Communicable Disease (Human)

Pandemic illness that affects, or has potential to affect, large

portions of the human population. Possible Extreme High

Department of Health

Earthquake Earthquake of significant strength

that results in localised or widespread damage.

Rare Moderate Medium LEOCON

Fire (Bush or Grass)

Major fires in areas of bush or grasslands.

Possible Moderate Medium NSW RFS

Fire (Infrastructure)

Major fires in areas of residential and industrial.

Possible Major Medium FRNSW

Flood (Flash) Heavy rainfall causes excessive localised flooding with minimal warning time.

Unlikely Major Medium NSW SES

Flood (Riverine)

River flows exceed the capacity of normal river systems resulting

in flood waters escaping and inundating river plains.

Possible Major Medium NSW SES



Hazard Risk Description Likelihood

Rating Consequenc

e Rating Risk

Priority

Combat / Responsible

Agency

Hazardous Release

Hazardous material released as a result of an incident or

accident. Unlikely Moderate Medium FRNSW

Heatwave A sequence of abnormally hot

conditions having the potential to affect a community adversely.

Possible Major Medium SEOCON

Storm

Severe storm with accompanying lightning, hail, wind, and/or rain

that causes severe damage and/or localised flooding

(includes tornado).

Possible Moderate Medium NSW SES

Storm Severe storm with accompanying wind causing damage to building

containing asbestos. Possible Moderate Medium

NSW SES NSW EPA

Transport Emergency

(Road) (Rail)

A major vehicle accident that disrupts one or more major

transport routes that can result in risk to people trapped in traffic

jams, restrict supply routes and/or protracted loss of access

to or from the area.

Rare Major Medium LEOCON

Transport Emergency (Air)

Aircraft crashes in LGA resulting in fatalities, injuries and/or

damage to property.

Rare Major Medium LEOCON

Transport Emergency

(Waterways)

A major accident that results in environmental damage and major recovery operation.

Rare Major Medium Maritime Rescue

Utilities Failure

Major failure of essential utility for unreasonable periods of time as a result of a natural or man-made

occurrence.

Possible Moderate Medium LEOCON

Utilities Failure

Major failure of water supply utility for unreasonable periods of

time as a result of a natural or man-made occurrence.

Possible Major Medium NSW

Dept. of Health

Annexure C – Local Sub Plans, Supporting Plans and Policies

Responsibility for the preparation and maintenance of appropriate sub and supporting plans rest with the relevant Combat Agency Controller or the relevant Functional Area Coordinator. The sub/supporting plans are developed in consultation with the Murray LEMC and the community.



The plans listed below are supplementary to this EMPLAN. The sub/supporting plans have been endorsed by the LEMC and are determined as compliant and complimentary to the arrangements listed in this EMPLAN. These plans are retained by the LEMO on behalf of the LEMC and public release versions are available on the Murray River Council Website.

Plan/Policy Purpose Combat / Responsible Agency

Murray River Emergency Risk Management (ERM) Report (July

2012)

Addresses Natural, Technological and Biological risks that may affect the Murray River community.

Local Emergency Operations Controller

Murray River Bush Fire Management Plan

Covers preparedness measures, the conduct of response operations and the coordination of

immediate recovery measures from bush fire within the Murray River Council area.

NSW Rural Fire Service

Murray River Flood Emergency Sub Plan

Covers preparedness measures, the conduct of response operations and the coordination of

immediate recovery measures from flooding within the Murray River Council area.

NSW State Emergency Service

Murray River Crossings – Incident Response Sub-Plan of the Murray

District

To assist in the management of traffic in the event of a closure of one of the RMS (RTA) managed

Murray River crossings (Echuca- Moama, Tooleybuc-Piangil, Swan Hill-Murray Downs,

Barham-Koondrook Bridges)

Roads & Maritime Services



RESTRICTED

OPERATIONAL

INFORMATION



Part 3 – Restricted Operational Information

Annexure D – Community Assets

Key Resources and Locations

Emergency Operations Centre(s)

Building Address

Murray River Council Office Building 15 Murray Street Barham NSW 2732

Murray River Council Office Building Tualka Terrace Moulamein NSW 2733

Mathoura Visitor and Business Centre Cobb Highway, Mathoura NSW 2710

Murray River Council Branch Office 6 Meninya Street, Moama NSW 2731

Combat Agency Control / Operations Centre(s)

Unit Address

NSW Rural Fire Service Moulamein Road Barham NSW 2732

NSW Rural Fire Service Cobb Highway, Moama NSW 2731

NSW SES Barham Unit 51 Forest Street Barham NSW 2732

NSW SES Moama Unit Lea Court, Moama NSW 2731

Police Station(s)

Unit Address

Barham Police Station 51 Noorong Street Barham NSW 2732

Moulamein Police Station 67 Tallow Street Moulamein NSW 2733

Mathoura Police Station 30 Mathoura Street Mathoura NSW 2710

Moama Police Station Maiden Street, Moama NSW 2731

Fire Station(s)

Unit Address

Fire & Rescue NSW - Barham 32 Niemur Street Barham NSW 2732

Fire & Rescue NSW - Moama 30-32 Maiden Street Moama NSW 2731

Ambulance Station(s)

Unit Address

NSW Ambulance Service, Deniliquin Station 172-174 Dick Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

NSW Ambulance Service, Barham Station Gonn Street, Barham NSW 2732

St John Ambulance Australia (VIC) Campaspe Division 215 Ogilvie Avenue, Echuca VIC 3564



Rural Fire Service Units

Brigade Address

Barham Brigade Moulamein Road, Barham NSW 2732

Brassi Brigade Brassi Road, Deniliquin NSW 2710

Bullatale Brigade, Millewa Road, Bullatale NSW 2710

Bunnaloo Brigade Bunnaloo Road, Bunnaloo NSW 2731

Caldwell Brigade Yallakool Road, Caldwell NSW 2731

Dhuragoon Brigade Craigemains Road, Dhuragoon NSW 2733

Goodnight Brigade Goodnight Road, Goodnight NSW 2733

Gonn Mellool Brigade Gonn Road, Barham NSW 2732

Hill Plain Brigade Cobb Highway, Deniliquin NSW 2710

Koraleigh Brigade Koraleigh Road, Koraleigh NSW 2732

Kyalite Brigade River Road, Kyalite NSW2732

Mallan Brigade Cunninyuek Road Mallan NSW3732

Mathoura Brigade 19 Morris Street, Mathoura NSW 2710

Moama Brigade Cobb Highway, Moama NSW 2731

Moulamein Brigade Turora Street, Moulamein NSW 2733

Murray Downs Brigade Murray Downs Drive, Murray Downs NSW2732

Noorong Brigade Noorong Road, Noorong NSW2732

Rangemore Brigade Rangemore Road, Rangemore NSW 2710

Tantonan Brigade Wirringan Lane, Mathoura NSW 2710

Thyra Brigade Thyra Road, Thyra NSW 2731

Tooleybuc Brigade Murray Street, Tooleybuc NSW 2733

Tullakool Brigade Barham - Moulamein Road, Tullakool NSW 2710

Wakool Brigade Dampier Street, Wakool NSW 2710

Womboota Brigade Perricoota Road, Womboota NSW 2731

Yanga Brigade Sturt Highway, Yanga NSW 2733

State Emergency Service Units

Unit Address



NSW SES Barham Unit 51 Forest Street Barham NSW 2732

NSW SES Moama Unit Lea Court, Moama NSW 2731

NSW SES Mathoura Unit Morris Street, Mathoura NSW 2710

Accredited Rescue Units

Unit Address

Echuca-Moama Search and Rescue 294 High Street, Echuca VIC 3564

Marine Rescue NSW - Moama Unit Cobb Highway, Moama NSW 2731

Fire & Rescue NSW - Barham 32 Niemur Street Barham NSW 2732

Fire & Rescue NSW - Moama 30-32 Maiden Street Moama NSW 2731

Hospitals, Medical Facilities and Capability

Facility Address

Barham Hospital / Barham Health Service 70 Punt Road, Barham NSW 2732

Barham/Koondrook Soldiers Memorial Hospital 88 Punt Road Barham NSW 2732

Barham Medical Clinic 4/15 Mellool Street Barham NSW 2732

Deniliquin Hospital / Deniliquin Health Service 411 Charlotte Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

Echuca Hospital / Echuca Regional Health 9-27 Francis Street, Echuca VIC 3564

Mathoura Community Health Centre 19 Lawrence Street, Mathoura NSW 2710



Evacuation Centres, Activation and Capacity (EAST)

Centre Name: Mathoura Visitors and Business Centre

Street Address: 23 Moama Street

Suburb / Town: Mathoura NSW 2710

Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Corner Moama Street and Morris Street

Coordinates: 100 345

Facility Owner: Murray River Council

Facility Type: Tourist centre with toilets and kitchen facilities

Contacts:

Primary Activation Contact: Alternate Activation Contact:

Name: Kalli Crump (Manager) Name: Murray River Council

Telephone: 03 5884 3730 Telephone: 03 5880 3500

Mobile: 0427 843 730 Mobile:.

Other: 03 5880 3500 Other:.

Capacity

Short Term (2.0 m2 per person) 250

Long Term (3.5 m2 per person) 150

Time required to set –up 2 hrs

Last Audit Date 01/04/2017

Centre Name: Mathoura Bowling Club



Street Address: 1 – 9 Moama Street

Suburb / Town: Mathoura NSW 2710

Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Corner Moama Street and Stevens Street


Facility Owner: Mathoura & District Servicemans Club

Facility Type: Bowls Club with toilets and kitchen facilities

Contacts:


Name: Manager Name: Secretary


Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Bunnaloo Community Hall

Street Address: Fitzroy Street

Suburb / Town: Bunnaloo NSW 2731



Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Fitzroy Street and Gipps Street intersection



Facility Type: Vacant Hall with toilets and kitchen facilities

Contacts:


Name: Ryan Vagg Name: Damien Connell

Telephone: 03 5489 7234 Telephone:

Mobile: Mobile:. 0429 897 247

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Caldwell Community Hall

Street Address: Yallakool Road

Suburb / Town: Caldwell NSW 2731

Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Barham Road and Yallakool Road intersection





Facility Type: Community Hall with toilets and kitchen facilities

Contacts:


Name: Jamie McKindlay Name: Kevin Barnes


Mobile: 0427 842 130 Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Murray River Council – Moama Office

Street Address: 6 Meninya Street

Suburb / Town: Moama NSW 2731

Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Kerrabee Soundshell / Echuca – Moama Bridge



Facility Type: Council offices with toilets and kitchen facilities



Contacts:


Name: Murray River Council Name: Murray River Council


Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Moama Sporting Complex

Street Address: Martin Street


Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Corner Martin Street and Echuca Street




Contacts:




Name: YMCA Greater Murray Name: Murray River Council


Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Moama Sports Club & Recreation Reserve

Street Address: Perricoota Road


Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Corner Perricoota Road & Kirchhofer Street



Facility Type: Sports Club & grounds with toilets and kitchen/catering facilities

Contacts:


Name: CEO Name: Murray River Council




Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Moama RSL

Street Address: 56 Merool L

ane


Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Corner Perricoota Road & Merool Lane


Facility Owner: Echuca Moama RSL and Citizens Club

Facility Type: Large restaurant and social facilities including kitchen / catering and toilets

Contacts:


Name: CEO Name:


Mobile: Mobile:.



Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Moama Anglican Grammar School

Street Address: 43 Kirchhofer Street


Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Moama Recreation Reserve


Facility Owner: Moama Anglican Grammar Limitied

Facility Type: School with toilets and kitchen facilities

Contacts:


Name: Principal Name:


Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity







Centre Name: Womboota Hall

Street Address: Moira Street

Suburb / Town: Womboota NSW 2731

Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Corner Moira Street and Park Street




Contacts:


Name: Steven Holishier Name:

Telephone: 03 54893237 Telephone:

Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity









Evacuation Centres, Activation and Capacity (WEST)

Centre Name: Murray River Council – Barham Office

Street Address: Murray Street

Suburb / Town: Barham NSW 2732

Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Murray Street – Riverside Park near the Bridge



Facility Type: Community Office with toilets and kitchen facilities

Contacts:


Name: Murray River Council Name: Murray River Council

Telephone: 03 54533200 Telephone: 1300 087 004

Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Barham and District Services Club

Street Address: Murray Street



Suburb / Town: Barham NSW 2732

Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Corner Murray Street and Niemur Street


Facility Owner: Barham and District Services Club

Facility Type: Large Restaurant and social facilities including kitchen / catering and toilets

Contacts:


Name: Manager Name:


Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Murray River Council – Moulamein Office

Street Address: 20 Tualka Terrace

Suburb / Town: Moulamein NSW 2733



Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Corner Gwynne Street and Tualka Terrace



Facility Type: Council Offices with kitchen and toilet facilities

Contacts:


Name: Murray River Council Name: River River Council


Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Moulamein Bowling Club

Street Address: Endeavour Drive

Suburb / Town: Moulamein NSW 2733

Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Corner Moulamein-Barham Road and Endeavour Drive




Facility Owner: Moulamein Bowling Club


Contacts:


Name: Manager Name:


Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Tooleybuc Sporting Club

Street Address: Lockhart Road

Suburb / Town: Tooleybuc NSW 2736

Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Corner Lockhart Road and Herbert Street


Facility Owner: Tooleybuc Sports Club




Contacts:


Name: Manager Name:


Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Centre Name: Murray Downs Golf Club

Street Address: Murray Downs Drive

Suburb / Town: Murray Downs NSW 2735

Nearest Cross St or Landmark: Corner Murray Downs Drive and Swan Hill-Moulamein Road


Facility Owner: Murray Downs Golf Club




Contacts:


Name: Manager Name:


Mobile: Mobile:.

Other: Other:.

Capacity





Key Infrastructure

Power Stations/Sub Stations

Cobb Hwy. Mathoura

Cobb Hwy. Moama

Barrata Road. Moulamein

Moulamein Road. Barham

Riverina Hwy. Deniliquin (Edward River Council)

Water Treatment Plants/Storages

Perricotta Road. Moama

Jones Sreett. Mathoura

Burraboi Road. Wakool

Pretty Pine Road. Moulamein

Punt Road. Barham



Grant Street. Tooleybuc

Cheer Street. Koraleigh

Murray Downs Drive Murray Downs

Sewerage Treatment Plants

Hillside Lane. Moama

Cemetery Road. Mathoura

Deniliquin Road. Wakool

Baldon Road. Moulamein

East Barham Road. Barham

Grant Street. Tooleybuc

Deniliquin Road. Murray Downs

Fuel Depots

Bunnaloo Road Bunnaloo (274,000 litres storage above ground)

Telephone Exchanges

Contact Michael Bird NSW Emergency Services Liaison Officer on 0427 015745 (information is confidential)

Mobile Phone Infrastructure Locations

Cobb Hwy. Moama (Moama Water Towers)

Perricotta Road. Moama

Cobb Hwy. Mathoura

Bunnaloo Road. Mathoura

Perricotta Road. Wombotta

Koala Street. Wakool

Balpool Road Niemur

Tallow Street. Moulamein

View Street. Koondrook

Radio Network Infrastructure

Cobb Hwy Deniliquin 2QN tower



Cobb Hwy. 104 FM tower

Emergency Services/Murray River Council Analogue Radio Towers

Cobb Hwy. Mathoura

Caldwell Line Road. Bunnaloo

Moulamein/Barham Road. Barham

Noorong Road. Wakool

Scott Street. Tooleybuc

Baldon Road. Moulamein

Barham Road. Deniliquin



Annexure E – Vulnerable Facilities List

Name Type Address Telephone Population

Barham Koondrook Memorial Hospital

Hospital/Aged Care

Punt Road, Barham 03 54511000 20 Beds

Murray Haven Home for the Aged

Aged Care Facility

Punt Road, Barham 03 54532080 35 Units

Moulamein Retirement Village & Hostel

Aged Care Facility

38 Turora Street, Moulamein 03 58875261 16 Units

Allen Court Retirement Village Aged Care

Facility 61 Regent Street, Moama 03 5482 1311 70 Units

Gateway Lifestyle Moama Aged Care

Facility 6 Boyes Street, Moama 02 4945 3405 198 Houses

Jacana Green Retirement Village

Aged Care Facility

Jacana Avenue, Moama 03 5480 9453 47 Units

Mathoura Retirement Village Aged Care

Facility Mathoura Street, Mathoura 03 5884 3258 8 Units

Moama Lions Community Village

Aged Care Facility

Various 03 5482 1284 28 Units

Murrayvale Aged Care Aged Care

Facility 63 Regent Street, Moama 03 5482 1311 50 Beds

Southern Cross Apartments Aged Care

Facility 82 Regent Street, Moama 03 5482 2973 57 Beds

Southern Cross St Aloysius Retirement Living

Aged Care Facility

20 Echuca Street, Moama 1800 632 314 11 Units

Mathoura Public School Primary School

Frome Street, Mathoura 03 5884 3314 67

Mathoura Pre School Pre School Mathoura Street, Mathoura 03 5884 3362 25

Bunnaloo Public School Primary School

Fitzroy Street, Bunnaloo 03 5489 7275 50

Moama Public School Primary School

Simms Street, Moama 03 5482 1564 280

Moama Anglican Grammar School

High School Kirchhofer Street, Moama 03 5480 5900 800

Goodstart Early Learning Centre

Pre School Martin Street, Moama 03 54809166 60

Moama & District Pre School Centre

Pre School Regent Street, Moama 03 5482 1224 100



Name Type Address Telephone Population

Barham Primary School High School Gonn Street Barham 03 54532133 150

Barham High School Primary School

Gonn Street Barham 03 54532322 160

Barham Pre School Pre School 49 Noorong Street Barham 03 54532308 50

Moulamein Public School Primary School

Brougham Street Moulamein 03 58875208 50

Tooleybuc Central School Primary School

Murray Street Tooleybuc 03 50305422 130

Wakool Primary School Primary School

Flinders Street Wakool 03 58871126 15

Moulamein Pre-School Pre-School Turora Street Moulamein 03 58875246 20

Tooleybuc Pre-School Pre-School Lockharts Road. Tooleybuc 03 50305128 20

Wakool Pre-School Pre-School Bass Street. Wakool 03 58871122 20



Annexure F – Consequence Management Guides

The following consequence management guides relate to hazards that are rated Moderate or require significant coordination

Agricultural Disease

Bridge Collapse

Building Collapse

Dam Failure

Earthquake

Evacuations

Fire – Bush/Grass

Fire – Commercial

Fire – Residential

Flood – Flash

Flood – Riverine

Hazardous Materials

Heat Wave

Landslip

Pandemic

Storm

Transport Emergency – Air

Transport Emergency – Road

Transport Emergency – Sea

Utilities Failure



Annexure G – Contact Details

LOCAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (LEMC)

CONTACT DETAILS

Name Position Organisation Address Phone Email

REGIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (REMC)

Scott Fullerton Regional Emergency Management Officer

(REMO)

Riverina Murray Emergency

Management Region

NSW Police Force

PO Box 837 DENILIQUIN NSW 2710

M: 0429 819 745

F: 03 5881 9438 [email protected]


Johan Louw Local Emergency

Management Officer (LEMO)

Murray River Council

Mathoura Office

PO Box 21 MATHOURA NSW 2710

P: 03 5888 9013

M: 0418 597 013

F: 03 5884 3417

[email protected]

Craig Maffescioni

Alternate Local Emergency

Management Officer (LEMO)


Moulamein Office


P: 03 5887 5007

M: 0429 853 837

F: 03 5887 5103

cmaffescioni@ murrayriver.nsw.gov.au

Sgt Leslie Hyne Local Emergency

Operations Controller (LEOCON)

Barham Police Station

Deniliquin Local Area Command

NSW Police Force

51 Noorong St BARHAM NSW

2732

P: 03 5453 2044


Supt Paul Condon

Alternate Local Emergency

Operations Controller (LEOCON)

Deniliquin Police Station

Deniliquin Local Area Command

NSW Police Force

7 Hardinge St DENILIQUIN NSW 2710

P: 03 5881 9400

M: 0409 348 693

F: 03 5881 9438

[email protected]

MEDICAL COORDINATOR

Dr James Teh Field Emergency Medical Officer

Medical Displan Victoria

214 Ogilvie Ave ECHUCA VIC

3564

P: 03 5480 6700

AH: 03 5480 9821

M: 0408 120 414

F: 03 5480 6707

[email protected]


CONTACT DETAILS

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EMERGENCY SERVICES

Ambulance

Bob Crampton Branch Manager

Deniliquin Station

NSW Ambulance Service

172-174 Dick St DENILIQUIN NSW 2710

P: 03 5881 5416

M: 0427 102 172

F: 03 5881 5625

[email protected]

[email protected]

Bob Wheeler

Barham Station

NSW Ambulance Service

Gonn St BARHAM NSW

2732 P: 03 5453 3144 [email protected]

Kerry Strachan Group Manager –

Campaspe Region (1st Contact)

Loddon Mallee Regional Office

Ambulance Victoria

PO Box 9000 BENDIGO VIC

3552

P: 03 5444 6900

M: 0419 895 646

[email protected]

[email protected]

Phil Herd Team Leader

(2nd Contact)

Echuca Branch

Ambulance Victoria

PO Box 321 ECHUCA VIC

3564

P: 03 5480 7038

M: 0418 159 174

F: 03 5482 5625

[email protected]

[email protected]

Fire

Superintendent Stewart Alexander

Zone Commander Regional South 3

Fire & Rescue NSW

Government Office Block

45 Johnston St WAGGA

WAGGA NSW 2650

P: 02 6921 5322

M: 0417 651 826 [email protected]

Inspector Duty Commander Regional South 3

Fire & Rescue NSW 567 Kiewa St

ALBURY NSW 2640

P: 02 6041 2212

F: 02 6041 2232

Lindsay Lashbrook

Zone Manager NSW Rural Fire

Service

PO Box 109 DENILIQUIN NSW 2710

P: 03 5881 5351

M: 0429 465 633

F: 03 5881 5158

[email protected]

David Lang Captain

Barham Brigade

NSW Rural Fire Service



CONTACT DETAILS


Police
















Sgt Francis O’Brien

Sergeant

Moama Police Station

NSW Police Force

Maiden St MOAMA NSW

2731

P: 03 5482 0099

03 5482 0011 [email protected]

Senior Constable Christopher

Mathew Lock Up Keeper

Mathoura Police Station

NSW Police Force

Mathoura St MATHOURA NSW 2710

2710

P: 03 5884 3244

M: 0458 501 020

F: 03 5884 3576

[email protected]

Inspector Geoff Owen

Local Area Commander

Campaspe PCA

Division 5 Western Region

Echuca Police Station

Victoria Police

7-11 Dickson St ECHUCA VIC

3564

P: 03 5480 0451

M: 0408 537 998

F: 03 5480 2590

[email protected]

[email protected] (PA)

Senior Sergeant Michael Carroll

Officer in Charge

Echuca Police Station

Victoria Police

7-11 Dickson St ECHUCA VIC

3564

P: 03 5482 2255


State Emergency Service (SES)

Bernard Kates Region Controller

Murray NSW State

Emergency Service

PO Box 523 LAVINGTON NSW 2641

P: 02 6058 5300

M: 0429 995 476

F: 02 6058 5320

02 6058 5320

[email protected]

[email protected]

Craig McIntyre Deputy Region

Controller Murray NSW State

Emergency Service

PO Box 523 LAVINGTON NSW 2641

P: 02 6058 5300

M: 0439 432 915

F: 02 6058 5320

[email protected]

Frank Wilson Unit Controller

Mathoura Unit



P: 03 5884 3401

BH: 0429 607 674

AH: 0409 784 115

F: 03 5884 3725

[email protected]

Bruce Smith Unit Controller

Moama Unit


PO Box 124 MOAMA NSW

2731

P: 03 5481 4900

M: 0400 385 943

F: 03 5480 9970

[email protected]

Unit Controller

Barham Unit


51 Forest St BARHAM NSW

2732

P: 03 5453 2100


CONTACT DETAILS


GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Agriculture & Animal Services

Adrian Smith Senior Land Services Officer – Mixed Farming

Murray Local Land Services

(NSW DPI)

315 Victoria St

(PO Box 835)

DENILIQUIN NSW 2710

P: 03 5880 1412

M: 0447 778 515

F: 03 5880 1444

[email protected]














Steven Hoare

(Alternate)

Senior Land Services Officer

Murray Local Land Services

315 Victoria St

(PO Box 835)

DENILIQUIN NSW 2710

P: 03 5880 1416

M: 0417 854 350

[email protected]

Environment

Craig Bretherton

Manager – South West Region

South & West Branch

NSW Environment Protection Authority

P: 02 6969 0700

M: 0427 223 516

[email protected]

[email protected]

Forests

Andrew McCurdy District Manager – Deniliquin

Forestry Corporation of NSW

Western Region

449 Charlotte St

(PO Box 610)

DENILIQUIN NSW 2710

P: 03 5881 9957

M: 0428 288 618

F: 03 5881 4200

[email protected]

Mick Lalor Ranger

South West Area

NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

Office of Environment & Heritage

PO Box 952

MOAMA NSW 2731

P: 03 5483 9104

M: 0428 255 612

F: 03 5480 2131

[email protected]

Roads & Transport

Jonathon Crocker

Acting Traffic Operations Manager

Road Network Operations, Journey Management

South West Region

Roads and Maritime Services

PO Box 484

WAGGA WAGGA NSW 2650

P: 02 6923 3406


Callum Blackstone

Boating Safety Officer – Moama

Boating Operations Branch/Maritime

Roads & Maritime Services

4/23 Neil St

(PO Box 493)

MOAMA NSW 2731

P: 03 5482 1459

[email protected]

Tony Henwood General Manager

Network Services V Line

GPO Box 848

MELBOURNE VIC 3000

P: 03 8414 8739 [email protected]


CONTACT DETAILS


GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS CONTINUED..

Utilities

Greg White Area Manager Murray Essential Energy

174 North St

ALBURY NSW 2640

P: 02 6933 5810


Mick Wickham

Supervisor Northern Regional Operations

Vic Networks

APA Group

PO Box 7428

(9 Sofra Drive)

SHEPPARTON VIC 3630

P: 03 5820 3542

M: 0419 001 435

F: 03 5820 3500

[email protected]

Water













Bernie Barnes

Senior Inspector Southern Region – Water and Wastewater

NSW Office of Water

PO Box 493

COOTAMUNDRA NSW 2590

M: 0429 604 409


HEALTH

Community Health

Sue Seymour Community Nurse

(Wed/Thurs/Fri)

Mathoura Community Health Centre

Murrumbidgee Local Health District

19 Lawrence Street MATHOURA NSW 2710

P: 03 5884 3301

M: 0428 107 897

F: 03 5884 3604

[email protected]

[email protected]

Toni Lake Community Health Nurse

Barham Health Service


70 Punt Road

BARHAM NSW 2732

P: 03 5451 1000

M: 0427 052 520

[email protected]

[email protected]

Hospitals

Catherine O’Connell

Senior Nurse Manager

Deniliquin Hospital

Deniliquin Health Service


PO Box 291

(411 Charlotte St)

DENILIQUIN NSW 2710


James Kinsey Asset Management

Barham Hospital

Barham Health Service Murrumbidgee Local Health District

70 Punt Road

BARHAM NSW 2732

james.kinsey@ gsahs.health.nsw.gov.au

Vicki Winwood OH&S, Emergency Planning & RTW Coordinator

Echuca Hospital

Echuca Regional Health

9-27 Francis St

ECHUCA VIC 3564

P: 03 5485 5000

P: 03 5485 5493

F: 03 5482 5478

[email protected]


CONTACT DETAILS


HEALTH CONTINUED..

Murrumbidgee Local Health District (MLHD)

Denise Garner Disaster Manager

Nursing & Midwifery


Level 2, 63-65 Johnson St

(Locked Bag 10)


P: 02 6933 9158

M: 0419 270 203

P: 1300 780 576

[email protected]

Murrumbidgee Local Health District (MLHD)

Karen Cairney

Health Services Functional Area Coordinator

(Executive Director of Nursing & Midwifery)


Level 2, 63-65 Johnston St

(Locked Bag 10)


0428 113 675 (EMERGENCY ON CALL)

P: 02 6933 9154

M: 0477 323 524

murrumbidgee_HSFAC@ gsahs.health.nsw.gov.au

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James Allwood Senior Environmental Health Officer


PO Box 3095

ALBURY NSW 2640

P: 02 6080 8907

M: 0418 464 916

F: 02 6080 8999

james.allwood@ gsahs.health.nsw.gov.au

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Murray River Council (NSW)

Simon Arkinstall Director Environmental Services


Mathoura Office

PO Box 21

MATHOURA NSW 2710

P: 03 5880 3500

M: 0428 116 683

F: 03 5884 3417

[email protected]

Jackie Warren Manager Community Services


Moama Office

PO Box 21

MATHOURA NSW 2710

P: 03 5482 3852

M: 0427 806 398

F: 03 5482 4882

[email protected]

David Dundee Compliance Officer


Moama Office

PO Box 21

MATHOURA NSW 2710

P: 03 5482 3852

M: 0427 824 522

F: 03 5482 4882

[email protected]

Shire of Campaspe (VIC)

Ben Trevena Municipal Emergency Coordinator

Shire of Campaspe

PO Box 35

ECHUCA VIC 3564

P: 03 5481 2801

M: 0427 033 866

F: 03 5481 2290

[email protected]

Meryl Brown Municipal Emergency Planning Officer

Shire of Campaspe

PO Box 35

ECHUCA VIC 3564

P:03 5481 2241



CONTACT DETAILS


RESCUE ORGANISATIONS

Echuca Moama Search & Rescue

Laurie Edmonstone

Secretary Echuca-Moama Search and Rescue

PO Box 808

ECHUCA VIC 3564

P: 03 5482 6510


Marine Rescue NSW

Bob Herbert Regional Controller - Monaro

Marine Rescue NSW

PO Box 5237

COBARGO NSW 2550


Ken Bambling Unit Commander Moama Unit

Marine Rescue NSW

PO Box 519

MOAMA NSW 2731

M: 0417 219 112 uc.moama@ marinerescuensw.com.au

Roy Maiden Deputy Unit Commander

Moama Unit

Marine Rescue NSW

PO Box 519

MOAMA NSW 2731

M: 0400 112 720 duc.moama@ marinerescuensw.com.au

WELFARE

Catering (to assist with feeding victims and emergency services)

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Julie Morphett Church Secretary Echuca Moama Uniting Church in Australia

PO Box 956

ECHUCA VIC 3564


Anita Hardwick Secretary Lions Club of Moama NSW Inc.

PO Box 85

MOAMA NSW 2731


Sandra Edge Corps Officer Deniliquin Corps

The Salvation Army

PO Box 75

DENILIQUIN NSW 2710

P: 03 5881 3868

M: 0413 136 417

F: 03 5881 8424

sandra.edge@ aus.salvationarmy.org

Sonia Edwards Congregational Leader

Echuca Moama Corps

The Salvation Army

PO Box 388

(50-52 Sturt St)

ECHUCA VIC 3564

P: 03 5482 6722

M: 0427 666 155

F: 03 5480 1047

sonia.edwards@ aus.salvationarmy.org

Centrelink

Brenda Clarke

Service Centre Manager

Service Zone 4 - Northern Victoria

Echuca Service Centre

Commonwealth Department of Human Services

PO Box 1156

(69 Heygarth St)

ECHUCA VIC 3564

P: 03 5481 4030

M: 0477 730 599

F: 03 5481 4099

[email protected]


CONTACT DETAILS


Shannon Bacon

Service Centre Manager

Service Zone 4 - Northern Victoria

Echuca Service Centre

Commonwealth Department of

Human Services

PO Box 1156

(69 Heygarth St)

ECHUCA VIC 3564

P: 03 5481 4030

M: 0477 737 633

F: 03 5481 4099

shannon.bacon@ humanservices.gov.au

Clothing and Furniture

Amy Grundy Centre Manager St Vincent de Paul Society

PO Box 655

ECHUCA VIC 3564

P: 03 5482 3568


Theresa Jacobs President

Echuca Conference

St Vincent de Paul Society Victoria Inc.

(for Welfare – Mon & Thurs 10am-12pm)

11 Nish Street

ECHUCA VIC 3564

03 5480 7621

0428 515 588

03 5482 6208

[email protected]



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Documents

Local Emergency Management Plan - Wakool Shire · Murray River Council PO Box 21, Mathoura NSW 2710 p 1300 087 004 f 03 5884 3417 e [email protected] w Local Emergency