New Emergency Dashboard for the Rural City of Murray Bridge community
The Rural City of Murray Bridge has launched a new Emergency Dashboard on its website, providing a central online location for residents, businesses and visitors to access important emergency information.
The Emergency Dashboard is designed to support the community before, during and after emergency events by bringing together key information in one easy-to-access platform. It aims to improve access to timely and reliable updates during bushfires, floods, storms and other severe weather events that may impact the region.
The dashboard consolidates information from trusted emergency and government sources, helping users quickly view relevant updates without needing to search multiple websites or platforms during fast-changing situations.
Information available through the Emergency Dashboard includes current emergency warnings and alerts, weather information, and local incident impacts such as road closures and disruptions. The platform is updated as new information becomes available during active events.
The Emergency Dashboard has been designed with accessibility in mind and is mobile-friendly, allowing users to access important information quickly and easily from any device, whether at home or on the move.
The launch of the dashboard forms part of Council’s ongoing commitment to community safety, resilience and preparedness by improving how emergency information is shared and accessed.
Residents are encouraged to familiarise themselves with the Emergency Dashboard and save the link to their device for quick reference when required.
🔗 View the Emergency Dashboard: emergency.murraybridge.sa.gov.au
Note: This webpage displays information obtained from external official sources, including SAFECOM, the SA Country Fire Service (CFS) and the SA State Emergency Service (SES).
Information is provided for general informational purposes only and may be delayed, incomplete, inaccurate or subject to change without notice.
While reasonable efforts are made to display current information, do not rely solely on this webpage for emergency warnings or safety decisions.
For the latest and most up-to-date emergency information, warnings and advice, refer directly to official sources by clicking in the links above.
In an emergency or where there is an immediate threat to life or property, call 000.