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Do you have something to say about Mansfield’s flood risk?
Council is currently undertaking a flood study of Mansfield, which will identify the town’s flood risk and which areas will be affected under a variety of rainfall scenarios. It aims to improve on previous studies done in 2005 and 2006, which can be viewed on this page.
The current study is being conducted in collaboration with the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority, SES and CFA.
Community members are invited to participate by attending a community workshop to actively contribute to Council’s flood intelligence. Anyone unable to attend the session can contribute their feedback on this page via a survey or by nominating severely flood affected places on a map.
Your knowledge and experience will help to validate new modelling of flood affected areas and allow Council and our community to better prepare for flood events.
Do you have something to say about Mansfield’s flood risk?
Council is currently undertaking a flood study of Mansfield, which will identify the town’s flood risk and which areas will be affected under a variety of rainfall scenarios. It aims to improve on previous studies done in 2005 and 2006, which can be viewed on this page.
The current study is being conducted in collaboration with the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority, SES and CFA.
Community members are invited to participate by attending a community workshop to actively contribute to Council’s flood intelligence. Anyone unable to attend the session can contribute their feedback on this page via a survey or by nominating severely flood affected places on a map.
Your knowledge and experience will help to validate new modelling of flood affected areas and allow Council and our community to better prepare for flood events.
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Initial engagement as part of the Mansfield Flood Study is now finished. Thank you for the feedback and experience you shared on historical flooding.
With this information we are now working on draft flood modelling. We will be arranging more workshops and feedback opportunities when the draft is ready. You'll have a chance to:
See the draft modelling and tell us whether it aligns with your experience.
Discuss what potential flood mitigation options should be investigated in the study.
We look forward to your further feedback.
Initial engagement as part of the Mansfield Flood Study is now finished. Thank you for the feedback and experience you shared on historical flooding.
With this information we are now working on draft flood modelling. We will be arranging more workshops and feedback opportunities when the draft is ready. You'll have a chance to:
See the draft modelling and tell us whether it aligns with your experience.
Discuss what potential flood mitigation options should be investigated in the study.
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Two community workshops will be held at the Mansfield Municipal Office at 33 Highett Street, Mansfield on 8 April 2024 at these times:
Session 1: 2:00-3.30pm
Session 2: 4.30-6:00pm
Representatives from Council, the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority, SES and CFA will be present at the sessions to listen to community feedback.
Community members are invited to join in person, or virtually via Microsoft Teams.
Two community workshops will be held at the Mansfield Municipal Office at 33 Highett Street, Mansfield on 8 April 2024 at these times:
Session 1: 2:00-3.30pm
Session 2: 4.30-6:00pm
Representatives from Council, the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority, SES and CFA will be present at the sessions to listen to community feedback.
Community members are invited to join in person, or virtually via Microsoft Teams.
