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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

Mundadjalina-k ngala kaditj Noongar moort nidja Wadjak boodjar-ak kalyakool moondang-ak kaaradj-midi.
Ngala Noongar Moort wer baalabang moorditj kaadidjiny koota-djinanginy.
Ngala Noongar wer Torres Strait Moort-al dandjoo koorliny kwaba-djinanginy.
Koora, yeyi wer kalyakool, ngalak Aboriginal wer Torres Strait birdiya wer moort koota-djinanginy.

Shire of Mundaring respectfully acknowledges the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation, who are the traditional custodians of this land.
We acknowledge Elders past, present and emerging and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the region.

Welcome to Engage Mundaring

Community Insights - Emergency Readiness

1. How did you first become aware of the most recent incident to affect you? (tick all that apply)
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(Maximum selection Limit : 8)

2. Before the incident, did you have a written / formal emergency plan for your household?
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3. During the incident, what best describes your actions?
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4. Did your response feel planned or improvised?
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5. On reflection, would you do anything differently next time?
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Changes I'm considering

6. Since the incident, have you made any changes? (tick all that apply)
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(Maximum selection Limit : 6)

7. During the incident, where did you mainly get information from? (tick all that apply)
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(Maximum selection Limit : 6)

8. Thinking about readiness, what information would be most helpful to you in preparing for a future incident? (tick all that apply)
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(Maximum selection Limit : 6)

9. Is there anything else you’d like to share about your experience that could help improve community readiness or communication in future incidents? Optional

Character Limit : 1000

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

Welcome to Engage Mundaring

Community Insights - Emergency Readiness

1. How did you first become aware of the most recent incident to affect you? (tick all that apply) * (Maximum selection Limit : 8)

2. Before the incident, did you have a written / formal emergency plan for your household? *

3. During the incident, what best describes your actions? *

4. Did your response feel planned or improvised? *

5. On reflection, would you do anything differently next time? *

Changes I'm considering

6. Since the incident, have you made any changes? (tick all that apply) * (Maximum selection Limit : 6)

7. During the incident, where did you mainly get information from? (tick all that apply) * (Maximum selection Limit : 6)

8. Thinking about readiness, what information would be most helpful to you in preparing for a future incident? (tick all that apply) * (Maximum selection Limit : 6)

9. Is there anything else you’d like to share about your experience that could help improve community readiness or communication in future incidents? Optional Character Limit : 1000

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

1. How did you first become aware of the most recent incident to affect you? (tick all that apply)
*
(Maximum selection Limit : 8)

2. Before the incident, did you have a written / formal emergency plan for your household?
*

3. During the incident, what best describes your actions?
*

4. Did your response feel planned or improvised?
*

5. On reflection, would you do anything differently next time?
*

6. Since the incident, have you made any changes? (tick all that apply)
*
(Maximum selection Limit : 6)

7. During the incident, where did you mainly get information from? (tick all that apply)
*
(Maximum selection Limit : 6)

8. Thinking about readiness, what information would be most helpful to you in preparing for a future incident? (tick all that apply)
*
(Maximum selection Limit : 6)

9. Is there anything else you’d like to share about your experience that could help improve community readiness or communication in future incidents? Optional

Character Limit : 1000