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What are the 6 tools the MFS have for providing Public Information?


SOP 9

- Media Release


- Advice, Watch and Act and/or Emergency Warning messages


- Interactive Voice Response (IVR)


- Emergency Alerts (EA)


- Social Media


- Incident Alerts

What is the MFS policy in regards to Public Information and Warnings to the Community?


SOP 9

It is MFS policy to:


- provide public info, advice and warnings that are accurate timely and comprehensive


- ensure, where possible, info is accessible to those who need it by employing a range of communications mediums


- provide public info that is consistent with info provided by other public sector agencies


- when possible and safe to do so, provide information, warnings and advice to the public concerning current emergency incidents

What are the 5 key questions which must be answered before a public info message can be issued?


SOP 9

- where is the incident?


- what area is the incident expected to move to or affect?


- what are the risks to the community and/or its assets in the area?


- what is the public advised to do about those risks?


- where can the public find additional information?

What are the three levels of advice and warnings to be provided to the community in the event of a bushfire or other incident?


SOP 9

Advice (ADV) - notify the public of an issue of public interest


Watch And Act (WAM)


Emergency Warning (EWM) - highest level of risk to life / get away from incident