When do fire restrictions finish in victoria

Share Facebook Twitter Email Print. Back to top. Playground check in. It is highly recommended, when socially distancing is difficult, that visitors to playgrounds and waterparks over 16yrs be fully vaccinated against COVID Masks are mandatory unless eating or drinking, or participating in vigorous exercise.

If the QR code at your local playground has been removed or damaged, you can still check in with a manual code. Important information about trees, inspections, fallen logs, natures strips, boundary fences and mulch following the recent storms. The use of incinerators and activities such as welding, gas-cutting, soldering, grinding, charring and heating bitumen are also prohibited. It is the responsibility of all residents to ensure that they are aware of, and comply with, fire restriction conditions.

When fire restrictions are in force, burning off is prohibited without a permit, including on roadsides. Please allow five working days to process the application, and allow inspection the burn site to be carried out. Forest Fire Management Victoria conduct a planned burn program in our region to reduce fire fuel loads on crown land. These burns take place through autumn and spring. For more information and to receive notice of planned burns in your area, go to the Forest Fire Management Victoria website.

Fire Danger Rating tells you how dangerous a fire would be if one started. It helps you to know when conditions are dangerous enough to put your bushfire survival plan in to action.

Ratings are forecast using Bureau of Meteorology data for up to four days in advance, based on weather and other environmental conditions such as fuel load. Skip to main content. Burning off and fire restrictions Fire Danger Period and Restrictions The CFA has not yet declared the dates that fire restrictions will come into force for this season.

The higher the rating, the more dangerous the conditions. Fire restrictions and burning off Warnings, incidents and planned burns are all displayed on the VicEmergency website , the single location for all emergency information in Victoria. Burning off No burning off is permitted on properties less than five acres or two hectares at any time.