Adelaide Hills Alert in Woodside, South Australia | Community organisation

Adelaide Hills Alert

Locality: Woodside, South Australia

Phone: +61 414 716 903

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25.01.2022 People of all ages can be affected by COVID-19. But, people with pre-existing medical conditions, such as asthma, diabetes, and heart disease are more vulnerab...le and should: - Make sure their health is managed and under control so they are as healthy as possible. - Update and follow their health action plans. - Talk to a GP if needed. - Follow the same hygiene measures as the rest of the community and practice social distancing. It’s also important for healthy members of the community to protect those who are more vulnerable. Please don’t visit places like hospitals or aged care facilities if you are sick (or think you might be sick) or if you have travelled recently. For people who know someone who is more vulnerable, such as an older family member or a friend who may have a chronic condition, call them and see how they are. It is also helpful to make sure they have essentials such as food, toiletries and medications. For more information visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVID2019

22.01.2022 SA Health now have a dedicated phone number for local COVID-19 information. Phone 1800 253 787 between 8.00 am and 8.00 pm, seven days a week. You can also find up-to-date information at sahealth.sa.gov.au/covid-19.

22.01.2022 There is a lot of misinformation regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) at the moment. Please only accept information from reputable and official sources. Spreading of misinformation and scaremongering will not be tolerated in this group.

21.01.2022 Preparing fir prescribed burn with CFS and DEW crew along Lobethal Road near Deviation and Mawson Road. Expect smoke in the area and traffic delays on Lobethal Rd city side of the intersection.

21.01.2022 If it applies to you, leaving your home because of emergency or you are unsafe is still allowed Let’s look after each other guys

20.01.2022 There is a lot of misinformation regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) at the moment. Please only accept information from reputable and official sources. Spreading of misinformation and scaremongering will not be tolerated in this group.

14.01.2022 If it applies to you, leaving your home because of emergency or you are unsafe is still allowed Let’s look after each other guys

09.01.2022 This weekend sees the end of Daylight Saving, which is also a good time to change the batteries in your smoke alarm. If you are staying at home and doing some handywork, you could add this to the list.

08.01.2022 The Official Lights of Lobethal have confirmed that due to the ongoing Cudlee Creek Fire and anticipated recovery efforts, they have taken the step to cancel th...e remainder of the Lights of Lobethal, as well as the scheduled Christmas Pageant on Monday night. Stay safe everyone. Channel 7 Adelaide, 9 News Adelaide, SA Country Fire Service, ABC Adelaide, Visit Adelaide Hills See more

07.01.2022 The Federal Government updates its travel advisory to level four for the entire world for the first time in history, announces that non-essential indoor gatheri...ngs will be limited to 100 people, and says schools will remain open, as it deals with the coronavirus pandemic. Watch the Prime Minister's press conference here. More: https://ab.co/3b4VHMI

05.01.2022 Sorry about short notice

05.01.2022 People of all ages can be affected by COVID-19. But, people with pre-existing medical conditions, such as asthma, diabetes, and heart disease are more vulnerab...le and should: - Make sure their health is managed and under control so they are as healthy as possible. - Update and follow their health action plans. - Talk to a GP if needed. - Follow the same hygiene measures as the rest of the community and practice social distancing. It’s also important for healthy members of the community to protect those who are more vulnerable. Please don’t visit places like hospitals or aged care facilities if you are sick (or think you might be sick) or if you have travelled recently. For people who know someone who is more vulnerable, such as an older family member or a friend who may have a chronic condition, call them and see how they are. It is also helpful to make sure they have essentials such as food, toiletries and medications. For more information visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVID2019

05.01.2022 With the extremely hot weather and strong winds today, total fire bans have been declared in every region of the State, including the metropolitan area and the ...Mount Lofty Ranges. Police are reminding the public of the dangers of bushfires and ask them to be vigilant. Police patrols, as a part of Operation Nomad, will target bushfire prone areas throughout the state. These patrols are deployed to proactively detect fire activity or risky or reckless behaviour as well as focus on known arsonists within our community. Everyone is asked to be mindful of their behaviour today to avoid accidentally or recklessly starting a fire, through the use of power tools, discarded cigarettes or hot exhaust from cars. Anyone who sees suspicious activity in fire danger areas is asked to call the police attendance line on 131 444. Follow SA Country Fire Service and stay tuned to local radio stations to be advised of any fires in your area.

02.01.2022 Message ID: 0003770 Time Message Issued: 00:55 Date Message Issued: 22/12/2019 Fire Origin / Fire Name: HOLLANDS CREEK ROAD, CUDLEE CREEK... Issued for Cudlee Creek, Gumeracha, Lobethal, Woodside and Mount Torrens in the Mount Lofty Ranges Take action now as this bushfire may threaten your safety. If you are not prepared, leave now and if the path is clear, go to a safer place. Do not enter this area as conditions are dangerous. The HOLLANDS CREEK ROAD, CUDLEE CREEK fire is uncontrolled. This scrub fire is burning in a northerly direction towards Cudlee Creek, Gumeracha, Birdwood and Mount Torrens. Conditions are continually changing. https://www.cfs.sa.gov.au//watch_and_act_message_cudlee_cr

01.01.2022 This weekend sees the end of Daylight Saving, which is also a good time to change the batteries in your smoke alarm. If you are staying at home and doing some handywork, you could add this to the list.

01.01.2022 EMERGENCY WARNING FOR A BUSHFIRE BURNING UNDER EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS: issued for Stott Highway near Angaston in the Barossa Valley You are now in danger. ...Take shelter in a solid building. Do not leave or enter this area in a vehicle or on foot. It is too late to leave as the roads will not be safe. Conditions are dangerous and firefighters are now unable to prevent the fire spreading. Shelter before the fire arrives as heat can kill you well before the flames reach you. The STOTT HIGHWAY, ANGASTON fire is uncontrolled. This grass fire is burning in a South Easterly towards Mount Mc Kenzie and Collingrove. Conditions are continually changing. For updates listen to your local ABC radio station on a battery powered radio, visit the CFS website https://www.cfs.sa.gov.au or call the Bushfire Information Hotline 1800 362 361. Homes are not built to withstand these fire conditions, however they can be used as a shelter against heat from the fire. You may lose power, water, phone and data connections. Fire crews are responding but you should not expect a firefighter at your door. WHAT TO DO: Check and follow your Bushfire Survival Plan. Protect yourself from the fire's heat put on protective clothing. Tell family or friends of your plan. If you are driving and become stuck in your car, park away from bushes, cover yourself, get onto the floor as the windows may break from the intense heat. Identify a spot to shelter in, with more than one exit. Keep moving so you are away from the heat of the fire. Bring pets inside and restrain them. Move flammable materials such as doormats, wheelie bins and outdoor furniture away from your house. Close doors and windows to keep smoke out. If you have sprinklers, turn them on to wet the area. If the building catches fire, go to an area already burnt. Check around you for anything burning. Shapes on this map image indicate the Warning Area to which this message applies. BLUE: Advice Message; YELLOW: Watch and Act Message; RED: Emergency Warning