SES has developed Municipal Storm and Flood Emergency Plans to prepare, respond to and recover from flood events within Municipality. 
Flood history
Formed by the junction of Deep and Jacksons Creeks on the northern boundary of the Municipality, Maribyrnong River is the main waterway that passes through Brimbank City. Kororoit Creek is the second major waterway that flows through the Municipality, passing through roughly the southern half of the City.
Water level rises through Brimbank are expected to occur fairly rapidly following a heavy rainfall event. Flooding on Kororoit, Taylors, Steele & Jones Creeks tends to rise and fall quickly.
The lead time to respond to a flood event may be limited. All households and businesses at risk of flooding should develop an emergency plan and beware of their flood risk.
Households and business should refer to the Brimbank City Council Municipal Storm and Flood Emergency Plan for more information.
Local Flood Guides
There no local flood guides for Brimbank developed at this stage.Municipal Storm Flood Emergency Plan
VICSES Units
Your local SES unit is:
- Brimbank Unit: Stadium Drive, Keilor Park, Victoria, 3042
More information
- For more information, contact the Melbourne Metropolitan (Central) Region Headquarters.
- For information on flood warnings, see the SES Warnings page.
- Visit the Brimbank City Council website
- Port Phillip and Westernport CMA