Get Ready Ku-ring-gai street meet

Next date: Monday, 30 June 2025 | 05:30 PM to 07:00 PM

With bushfire season upon us, being prepared is more important than ever. The Rural Fire Service and Ku-ring-gai Council are hosting a series of street meets in bushfire prone areas of Ku-ring-gai. These street meets are a great opportunity to connect with your neighbours and hear expert advice on identifying bushfire risks in your street and how to prepare your home, family and community for the bushfire season. Plus, enjoy a free sausage sizzle!

Preparing for bushfires is not an individual effort - it’s something we all need to do together. Stronger connections between neighbours means faster and more coordinated responses during emergencies, which can save lives and property and supports faster recovery after an extreme event.

Whether you're new to the area or have lived here for years, this is a great way to connect and strengthen your neighbourhood.

We have Street Meets planned for selected streets across Ku-ring-gai. Residents of selected streets will be contacted via mail.

Upcoming Street Meets:

• Monday 30 June 5.30pm-7pm at West Lindfield Community Hall for residents of: Albert Dr, Bimbil Pl, Booraba Ave, Bradfield Rd, Brevet Ave, Carramar Rd, Charles St, Edmund St, Fiddens Wharf Rd, Guyong St, Horwood Ave, Johnson St, Knox St, Lady Game Dr, Squadron Ct.
• Monday 14 July 5.30pm-7pm at Roseville Chase Community Hall for residents of: Allard Ave, Attunga Rd, Babbage Rd, Cardigan Rd, Chase Ave, Earls Court, Lockley Pde, Normac St, Ormonde Rd, The Kingsway.
• Monday 28 July 5.30pm-7pm at West Pymble Community Hall.
• Monday 18 August 5.30pm-7pm at West Pymble Community Hall.

Register online to enter the draw, with prizes given away at each event. Limit one entry per person. Prizes will only be awarded to residents of the nominated streets for each Street Meet. Residents must register and attend event to win.

Want a street meet for your street? Contact cwc@krg.nsw.gov.au.

Together we can ensure your neighbourhood is better prepared for bushfires.

These events are supported by the Black Summer Bushfire Recovery Grants Program by Sydney North Health Network.

When

Location

Various locations in Ku-ring-gai