Simtables for Community Empowerment Engagement Update

The Simtables for Community Empowerment project has continued to progress well throughout June and July, with lots of engagement from Councils and key stakeholders.

The Hunter JO is currently working to finalise draft workshop content and resources before consulting key staff from our Member Councils. These workshops will utilise a range of existing resources from emergency management organisations, including the RFS Bush Fire Survival Plan and Red Cross Rediplan, and incorporate activities that help participants understand their disaster risk and how they can act to improve their resilience.

Engagement with key stakeholders has continued, with Simtable demonstrations recently delivered to:

RFS Hunter Area Command, Cameron Park, 27 June 2022
Red Cross disaster resilience staff, 30 June 2022
Local Land Services, Tocal, 8 July 2022

For more information, head to our Simtables project page today!

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Simtables for Community Empowerment Engagement Update

A Word from the Director Hunter JO (Executive Officer) – Steve Wilson

70 years of Council Collaboration

A word from the Chair – Cr Sue Moore, Mayor of Singleton Council

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