Sign up for Redlands Coast Alerts

This subscription option utilises the location residents enter during the registration process, and allows our Local Disaster Management Group to send a targeted email and text message for their area.

Community Alert may only be sent to area’s that are expected to be impacted, such as an island or group of islands, therefore it is important residents enter their address correctly to receive messages.

The Bureau of Meteorology issues weather warnings via email, which are then automatically forwarded to subscribers based on their selected location choices.

The Weather Warning subscription option issues notification emails only if the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) issues a weather warning for Redland City Council local government area or the Southeast Coast forecast district. Some severe weather activity may not reach BoM’s trigger levels, and thus a weather warning is not issued in this instance.

Alternatively, you can download the BOM Weather App to receive push notifications for tropical cyclone, fire weather, flood, tsunami, severe weather, severe thunderstorm warnings to your set location.

The Bureau of Meteorology issues weather warnings, which are then automatically forwarded (via email) to subscribers based on their selected location choices, this can be quite a few emails if the Bureau issue several warnings as this is an automatic system.

Another option is to download the BOM Weather App to receive push notifications for your chosen weather warnings such as tropical cyclone, fire weather, flood, tsunami, severe weather, severe thunderstorm warnings to your set location. You can also change your location setting in the app if you go away on holidays or visit another area anywhere in Australia.

Redland City includes all BoM weather warnings where ‘Redland City’ Council area is listed on the BoM warning notification. This includes the individual suburbs of Redland City.

Southeast Coast includes all BoM weather warnings for the district. This is Redland City and surrounding council areas such as Logan, Gold Coast, Brisbane, Moreton Bay, Ipswich, Scenic Rim, and Sunshine Coast etc. If you work outside of Redland City or would like to know of warnings in surrounding areas, select this option in addition to Redland City.

Note: there will be significantly more emails sent to this option compared to the Redland City selection, as this includes other council areas. You can modify your subscription choice if you are receiving too many emails with the Southeast Coast option.

Go to the Disaster Dashboard,sign-in to Redlands Coast Alerts, on the left navigation menu go to the Profile page to change these details. You cannot change the email address used to register the account. You will need to re-register if you have changed your email address.

Go to the Disaster Dashboard, sign-in to Redlands Coast Alerts, on the left navigation menu go to the Subscription page and at the base of the Subscription table, select the orange button “Unsubscribe All”, a pop box will appear and select the red confirm button.