Fire ban for Mandurah, Rockingham

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Friday, 8 November 2019 09:03

By Hannah Salt

A fire ban has been issued for Mandurah and Rockingham.

Permits to burn will not be issued and existing permits are suspended due to extreme weather conditions.

For Mandurah the ban will run until Sunday, while in Rockingham it will run until Saturday.

Ensure that any fire that has been lit prior to these dates is completely extinguished.

A Total Fire Ban may be declared during the course of the weekend.

For updates and conditions should a Total Fire Ban be declared, visit Emergency WA or call Fire Control on 9528 0333.

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