| Type |
Status |
Location |
Last Updated |
|
Watch and Act - Fire
- Stay Near Shelter
|
Moderate
|
Baynton, Pastoria East, Benloch, Pastoria, Sidonia
|
178901361000010/09/2026
|
This
Watch and Act message
is being issued for
Sidon Road Baydon.
- There is a grassfire
at Baydon that is not yet under control.
- This grassfire is
travelling in a South Eastely from Sidon direction towards Baydon.
- Firefighters have been able to slow the spread of the fire for now, but this can change at any time and the situation is still dangerous. You must monitor conditions and be ready to act.
Staying close to a building where you can shelter is the
safest option, as conditions can change suddenly.
Continue to stay
informed and monitor conditions.
What you should do: - Monitor changes, including increased
wind speed, change in wind direction, smoke or poor visibility that indicated
the situation is changing.
- If you are away from home, do not
return.
If the
situation changes you will need to leave quickly. Plan to:
- Take your pets, medications, mobile
phone and charger.
- Travel to the home of family or friends
that are away from the warning area.
- Emergency services may not be able to help you if you
decide to stay.
Impacts in your area: - Grassfires can spread quickly and are extremely dangerous.
- Spot fires and ember attacks are starting up to 100 metres ahead of the main fire at somewhere.
- Check the VicTraffic website (traffic.vicroads.vic.gov.au) or call 13 11 70 for road closures.
This
message was issued by
Country Fire Authority.
The next update
is expected by 10/09/2026 06:20 pm or as the situation changes.
Use multiple sources to
stay informed:
Accessibility:
The following services can
help you, or someone you know, access information during an emergency.
- To access this information in other languages, call the Translating
and Interpreting Service on 131
450 (freecall) and ask them to call VicEmergency Hotline.
- If you are deaf, hard of
hearing, or have a speech/communication impairment contact National Relay Service on 1800 555 677 and ask them to call the
VicEmergency Hotline.