Total Fire Ban Monday 12 October 2026

A Total Fire Ban will be in place tomorrow, Monday 12 October, for the Greater Hunter, Greater Sydney, Lower Central West Plains, North Western, Northern Slopes and Upper Central West Plains areas. With hot, dry and windy conditions, high to extreme fire danger is forecast for several areas across the state. Know your fire riskContinue reading “Total Fire Ban Monday 12 October 2026”

Total Fire Ban

A Total Fire Ban is in place today, Monday 21 September, for the Greater Hunter, where Extreme fire danger is forecast. Warm, dry and windy conditions are expected across parts of NSW, with High fire danger across much of the north east. Know your fire risk and what you will do if fire threatens. ReportContinue reading “Total Fire Ban”

Bush Fire Danger Period Commenced 1 September 2026

As we head into spring, the Bush Fire Danger Period (BFDP) commences across the Hunter Valley (Singleton & Muswellbrook) from 1 September 2026. With warmer, drier conditions ahead, now is the time to make sure you’re prepared and understand your responsibilities when it comes to fire safety.  Before conducting any burning or using fire outdoors:•Continue reading “Bush Fire Danger Period Commenced 1 September 2026”

Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy

Singleton Council is developing a Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy to identify actions that reduce natural hazard risks and impacts. You can share your knowledge of natural hazards and pinpoint your concern on a map now.  A meeting with Singleton Council will be held on Saturday 11th April at Putty Hall. More information about what information you shouldContinue reading “Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy”

Bush Fire Danger Period delayed

Bush Fire Danger Period delayed until 1 October, check weather forecast before lighting fire, high winds forecast. Bush Fire Danger Period After careful consideration, the Hunter Valley Bushfire Management Committee has requested the commencement of the Bush Fire Danger Period for the Hunter Valley District be delayed by one month. This request has subsequently beenContinue reading “Bush Fire Danger Period delayed”