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Current Bushfire Incidents

We are currently experiencing an outage with the automated Current Incidents feed. We hope to have this rectified as soon as possible. Apologies for any inconvenience this has caused.
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LEGEND
Emergency Warning Emergency Warning: You are in danger and need to take immediate action recommended by the fire service. Watch and Act Watch and Act: There is a heightened level of threat, you need to be aware of your situation and take action to be prepared and protect yourself and your family.
Advice Advice: A fire or other emergency has started in the area however there is no immediate threat. Permitted Burn Permitted Burn: A supervised fire is permitted to be started in the area.
GOING: Firefighting resources are deployed.
CONTAINED: No additional firefighting resources are currently required at the incident.
PATROLLED: Fire is at a stage where firefighting resources are only required for patrol purposes to ensure the fire is safe.
CLOSED: Firefighting resources are no longer required at the incident. Incidents remain visible on this website for up to 24 hours after the incident has been closed.
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This information is extracted from the Queensland Emergency Services Computer Aided Dispatch (ESCAD) database. It is not 'real time' information, but is provided as a general indication of current activity. Incident information is updated every 30 minutes, with Emergency Warning or Watch and Act messages updated every 10 minutes. The symbols represent the general area of the fire, not its current location or spread.

Although every care is taken to ensure that all information on this web site is accurate and up to date, QFRS cannot accept any responsibility for mistakes or omissions.

During outages of the QFRS Bushfire Incident Website, members of the public should refer to their ABC Local Radio station for bushfire information and updates.