Tasmania SES marks 50 Years of service to the Tasmanian community
Through floods and fires, storms and searches over the past 50 years, Tasmanians have been putting their trust in the State Emergency Service during their time of need. This year…
Meander Valley flood guides
Residents and businesses in the Meander Valley ๐ข There are now SES flood guides for all areas with flood risk exposure across the Meander Valley Local Government Area – see…
New flood guides for Ulverstone, Penguin and surrounds
We’ve been working with the communities of Penguin and Ulverstone to develop community flood guides tailored to those areas. Flood planning starts with local knowledge. The guides are designed to…
New flood guides for Latrobe, Railton and the upper Mersey
Flood planning starts with local knowledge, and we’ve been working with the communities of Latrobe, Railton and Weegena to MerseyLea to develop community flood guides tailored to your area. They…
SES responds to damaging winds across southern Tasmania
Tasmania State Emergency Service (SES) is asking the community to be prepared with the Bureau of Meteorology issuing a Severe Weather Warning for Western, Upper Derwent Valley and South East…
Flood guides for Glenorchy Local Government Area
Residents and businesses in Moonah, Glenorchy, Claremont and surrounds ๐ข Three flood guides covering the Glenorchy Local Government Area are now available for community input. ๐ Glenorchy City and suburb โ…
Glamorgan Spring Bay draft flood guides released
Residents and businesses in Bicheno to Buckland and surrounding areas ๐ข Two flood guides covering the Glamorgan Spring Bay area are now available for community input. ๐ Bicheno to Triabunna…
SES Rainfall and River Alerts on TasALERT
From 17 June 2025, SES Tasmania will provide an updated rainfall and river alerting service through TasALERT. The Alerts help farmers and others decide if they need to act. For…
Kingborough draft flood guides released
Residents and businesses in the Kingborough and surrounding areas ๐ข
Two flood guides covering the Kingborough area are now available for community input.
Public release of the Tasmanian strategic flood maps
Today marks a significant step forward in safeguarding Tasmaniaโs communities as we proudly announce the public release of the Tasmanian Strategic Flood Maps (TSFM). This $3 million project was jointly…