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1. Flood monitoring equipment improving community resilience

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2023/flood-monitoring-equipment-improving-community-resilience Cached Explore

   2 Mar 2023: system.”. The State Government’s Queensland Reconstruction Authority approved funding of more than $49,000 each for the flood gauge at Colleges Crossing and at Karalee. ... For more information about Ipswich’s flood recovery check the interactive

2. Progress on implementation of 2022 Flood Review

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   4 Jan 2024: Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Deputy Mayor Russell Milligan said following the flood, council commissioned a comprehensive review of the floods, which praised response and recovery efforts and made 47 recommendations

3. Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan

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   21 Jun 2022: The Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan (IICP) is part of our ongoing commitment to understanding and preparing for floods. ... Community awareness and resilience: Enable our community to anticipate, respond and adapt to floods and flooding.

4. Free entry extended to waste centres for flood impacted Ipswich residents

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   4 Mar 2022: Businesses and community organisations who have been flood affected can also request skip bins free of charge and delivered within 24-48 hours. ... Council encourages businesses not to dump waste on the kerb or footpath, but to order a skip bin before

5. Free Kerbside Collection begins in flooded suburbs

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   2 Mar 2022: Council will be providing skip bins free of charge to businesses and community organisations who have been flood affected. ... outages.”. Council encourages businesses not to dump waste on the kerb or footpath, but to order a skip bin before dumping

6. Ipswich Bin App

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   16 Sep 2021: Provides information on exactly when your rubbish bins are collected. Lets you know whether it's your general waste, recycling or FOGO bin collection week. ... Features include bin day reminders, waste sorting tips and important information on other

7. Free hazardous waste drop-off day

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   16 Sep 2022: 16 September 2022. Ipswich residents can hand in unwanted hazardous household items and chemicals at the Riverview Recycling and Refuse Centre for free on 25 September as part of council’s ... We urge residents to go through their bathroom, kitchen,

8. Quick recovery actions underway to get City back from second flood

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   18 May 2022: Flood releases from Somerset Dam and Wivenhoe Dam are also continuing this week. ... The free flood waste collection provided by council is one of the services that has now concluded.

9. Ipswich residents asked for their views on flood preparation

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   22 Dec 2020: 28 August 2020. Ipswich residents are being asked to shape how the city prepares for future floods. ... The Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan is the largest flood project undertaken in Ipswich.

10. Large Item Kerbside Collection

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    3 Apr 2024: batteries or mobile phones. car parts including tyres. hazardous waste (such as gas bottles, asbestos, chemicals and fibro sheets). ... broken glass. Disposing non-acceptable items. Visit council’s Recycling or Household Hazardous Waste webpages for

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