VICSES has a coordination role to facilitate the development of emergency plans for hazards at State, Regional and Municipal tiers.
State Sub-Plans
Click on the hazard icons below to find each State Sub-Plan:
| Flood | Storm | Earthquake | Tsunami | Landslide |
State Sub-Plans contain information on:
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Responsibilities of key agencies regarding prevention, preparedness, response and recovery.
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Regional and local level emergency planning requirements.
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Specific requirements for emergency activities (e.g. warning, evacuation).
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Operational structures and staff responsibilities.
Regional Sub-Plans
Click on the hazard icons below to find each plan:
North West Metro - Regional Sub-Plans
Southern Metro - Regional Sub-Plans
Eastern Metro - Regional Sub-Plans
Gippsland - Regional Sub-Plans
Hume - Regional Sub-Plans
Loddon Mallee - Sub-Plans
Grampians - Regional Sub-Plans
Barwon South West - Regional Sub-Plans




Municipal Sub-Plans
MEMP Flood and Storm Sub-Plans (MFSSP)
VICSES lead the development of MEMP Flood and Storm Sub-Plans available alongside community facing Local Flood Guides.
MFSSPs are a sub-plan to the Municipal Emergency Management Plan (MEMP) and include critical information about the risk and impacts of local flooding and storms. They also assist councils and emergency management agencies in effectively planning for and responding to the impacts of flooding across a municipal footprint before, during and after it occurs.
About Municipal Emergency Management Plans (MEMPs)
Under the Emergency Management Act 2013, Municipal Emergency Management Planning Committees (MEMPCs) are responsible for preparing and reviewing Municipal Emergency Management Plans (MEMPs).
Check your Municipal Council’s website or contact your local council for a copy of the latest MEMP.
Your local flood information
Visit our Local Flood Guide page to find Local Flood Guides by using the search function on the map, or browse the A-Z list organised by suburb and municipality.
For information on how to plan and prepare for emergencies, visit our Plan and stay safe page.











