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Community Recovery

This project has been wrapped up.

Welcome to the Community Recovery Have Your Say. This online forum enables the community to engage with the Blue Mountains City Council-led bushfire recovery process. Visit this website regularly to participate in community consultations on recovery matters. Your contributions are invited and encouraged.

To actively participate in this online forum by making a comment or completing a survey etc please take a minute to Register on the right hand side of this page.

Welcome to the Community Recovery Have Your Say. This online forum enables the community to engage with the Blue Mountains City Council-led bushfire recovery process. Visit this website regularly to participate in community consultations on recovery matters. Your contributions are invited and encouraged.

To actively participate in this online forum by making a comment or completing a survey etc please take a minute to Register on the right hand side of this page.

Recovery Communications survey

An important part of the Recovery arrangements is communicating with bushfire affected residents, businesses and communities. There is a variety of ways to stay up to date with recovery matters in addition to this online forum - Recovery website, Facebook, and regular eNewsletters. The website, Facebook and Have Your Say forum can be updated in real time so our quick survey is asking your views on the eNewsletter updates. We'd appreciate you taking a minute to have your say, thanks.

This project has been wrapped up.
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