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by | Mar 1, 2022 | Community

Flood watch: Everything you need to know about Scenic Rim’s clean up, roads and service closures

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Scenic Rim Council is asking residents to be patient in coming days as the clean-up from the recent wild weather continues, with significant flooding still impacting some roads in the region, as well as some Council services.

“The message remains: stay at home if you can and stay off the roads. We have many road closures due to flooding, as well as landslides and severe potholes, so a trip is just not worth the risk,” Mayor Greg Christensen says.

 

“Our roads team is out on the ground carrying out inspections, beginning clean-ups and preparing for repairs as soon as it’s safe to do so.

 

“Please be mindful – just because a road is no longer flooded doesn’t meant it’s open and safe to travel on.

 

“We’ll be working with Transport and Main Roads to carry out full assessments on roads as quickly as possible, so please follow all roadside signage and we appreciate your patience.

 

“Residents requiring flood assistance should contact the SES on 132500. In a life-threatening emergency, dial Triple Zero (000) and you can contact Council on 07 5540 5111 for other enquiries.

 

“I want to take this opportunity to thank our incredible emergency services, employees and volunteers on the ground supporting the community through this severe weather event.

 

“There will be major disruptions to Council facilities and services today and the remainder of the week, we thank you for your patience while we work together to get through this severe weather event.”

Council clean-up:

  • Canungra – Moriarty Park areas next to the creek, Lions Park areas next to the creek, and Roxborough Street Park
  • Beechmont – The creek edge of Graceleigh Park
  • Beaudesert – Jubilee Park, Lions Bicentennial Park, and Ilbogan Park
  • Warrill View – J F Burnett Park
  • Fassifern – Fassifern Reserve
  • Boonah – Dugandan Park
Many popular hiking trails and walking tracks across the region are also closed.
For details from Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service & Partnerships, click on parks.des.qld.gov.au/park-alerts

Council closures:

Due to severe weather in the Scenic Rim, please note the following updates to Council services as at 11am, 1 March 2022:
  • Council waste facilities at Canungra, Central (Bromelton), Tamborine Mountain and Boonah will be OPEN today (Tuesday). Facilities at Rathdowney, Peak Crossing and Kalbar are closed as normal on a Tuesday.
  • If your normal waste collection day is Tuesday and you live on Tamborine Mountain, your waste bin only will be collected today (Tuesday).
  • If your usual collection has been missed, please keep an eye on Council’s Facebook page for details on catch up waste collections as they become available.
  • Council libraries, including Beaudesert, Boonah, Canungra and Tamborine Mountain, are closed. The Click and Collect Outreach Service and First 5 Forever programs will not be operating.
  • Council Cultural Centres will remain closed on Tuesday 1 March.
  • Customer Contact offices at Beaudesert and Boonah, including QGAP Office, are open today. The Tamborine Mountain Customer Contact Centre and Library remain closed.
  • Council’s friendly Customer Contact Officers can still be contacted by phone on 07 5540 5111 from 8.30am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday. For any non-urgent enquiries, please email your request to mail@scenicrim.qld.gov.au.
Road Closures:
Coulson – Scenic Rim Regional Beaudesert Boonah Road Flooding
Dugandan – Scenic Rim Regional Old Mount Alford Road Flooding
Jimboomba – Logan City / Scenic Rim Regional Bushman Drive Flooding
Beaudesert – Scenic Rim Regional Mt Lindesay Highway Flooding
Peak Crossing – Scenic Rim Regional Ipswich Boonah Road Flooding
Tamborine – Scenic Rim Regional Beaudesert Beenleigh Road Flooding
Tamborine – Scenic Rim Regional Beaudesert Beenleigh Road / Verbena Road Flooding
Canungra – Scenic Rim Regional Lamington National Park Road Flooding
Tamborine Mountain – Scenic Rim Regional Tamborine Mountain Road (Geissmann Drive) Hazard
Tamborine – Scenic Rim Regional Beaudesert Beenleigh Road (State Route 92) Flooding
Mundoolun – Scenic Rim Regional Beaudesert Beenleigh Road Hazard
Warrill View – Scenic Rim Regional Cunningham Highway Hazard
Tabragalba – Scenic Rim Regional Beaudesert Nerang Road Flooding
Luscombe / Tamborine – Gold Coast City / Scenic Rim Regional Beaudesert Beenleigh Road Hazard
Witheren – Scenic Rim Regional Beechmont Road Crash

The Tamborine Memorial Hall, 2760 Waterford Tamborine Road, Tamborine, is currently an active Place of Refuge in the Scenic Rim.

Stay up to date with the latest updates on Council’s Facebook page and on the Disaster Dashboard: https://disasterdashboard.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/

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