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You can report fallen trees or branches, or other urgent/emergency issues about any of our trees by calling us on 0224 hours, 7 days a week. Phone calls after pm will be redirected to our after-hours system. Reports of fallen trees or branches requiring emergency work on private land should be reported to the SES on Jan 11, If during a Storm or Flood there are reports that a tree has fallen and it poses a risk to traffic/the public, is the NSW SES neglecting its duty of care and responsibilities under the SES Act by referring such trees to non-emergency services such as local councils and RMS who in most cases cannot guarantee a prompt response to ensure the safety of the takedownstump.barted Reading Time: 8 mins.
There are simple things you can do during a storm to help protect yourself and your family: Never enter or travel through floodwater. Bring children and pets indoors, away from windows. Stay clear of creeks, drains, causeways, gutters, streams, fallen trees, power lines and damaged buildings.
If driving, put your hazard lights on and pull over. Mar 23, You can report a fallen tree on Council land or Crown Reserve under Council management by emailing us. Please be sure to include as much information as possible including the location and photos of the fallen tree. We will need to know: Has the tree fallen over completely? Has the tree fallen over due to storm or high wind?
Request a tree to be assessed on public land In storm events and emergency situations please call the SES on their 24 hour helpline on 13 25 00 to report any storm damaged trees. If a street tree has caused damage to your property as a result of a storm, report this to Council and a Tree Management Officer will come to assess the situation. If the fallen tree is healthy, you are not liable because this is an ‘act of God’ If a strong, healthy tree blows down across the fence in a storm, this is generally considered to be an ‘act of God’ for which you are not liable.
Again, if you are not liable, then your insurer is not either.