2024/2025 Bushfire Information

To View the Shire of Wiluna restricted and permit burning periods and 2024/25 Fire Control Order visit: 

2024/2025 Fire Notice

Emergencies can be unexpected, occur suddenly and cause disruptions to power, internet and telecommunications systems.

This is why it’s important you know how to access a range of official information sources during an emergency and take action based on your individual circumstances to stay safe.

Emergency WA is the quickest and easiest way to find emergency information in Western Australia.

Here you will find official alerts and warnings for bushfires, cyclones, floods, storms, hazardous material incidents and more. You can also find information about Total Fire Bans, Fire Danger Ratings and Prescribed Burns.

Emergency WA also provides a near-realtime feed of incidents reported around the State, so if you see signs of a fire or other hazard, you can see if emergency services are already responding.

It’s a good idea to bookmark emergency.wa.gov.au in your web browser or on your mobile device.

Emergency WA has been developed through community research and insights from experienced emergency services personnel, and we are constantly working to improve it for the benefit of the WA community.

Western Australia has joined with other states and territories to deliver nationally consistent emergency information through the implementation of the Australian Warning System. For more information on this please visit the Australian Warning System page.

The AWS is an easy-to-understand warning system to help you stay safe during an emergency, no matter where you are. Recent changes to this system include changes to the bushfire warning colours, as well as new nationally consistent hazard icons on Emergency WA. Over time you’ll see more changes to emergency information as we continue to achieve national consistency across a range of hazards including cyclone, storm and flood.