Extraordinary disaster assistance of $105 million is now available to local councils and state agencies to clean up and repair community and recreational assets damaged in the major floods of the 2021-22 disaster season.
Expressions of Interest are now open for the funding, which is available to councils and state agencies in 37 flood-affected local government areas.
Disaster assistance has been extended to more flood-affected communities after the Northern and Central-Western Queensland event during April and May.
The assistance is made available through the jointly funded Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.
Low interest disaster assistance and essential working capital loans of up to $100,000 are now available to more small businesses and not-for-profit organisations following the latest round of devastating floods to inundate southern Queensland.
The assistance is being provided through the jointly-funded Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).
In addition, Balonne Shire Council and City of Gold Coast Council can now be reimbursed through the DRFA for their clean-up and reconstruction costs.
Stronger, safer, resilient Queensland communities
Coordinate action to improve the resilience of Queensland communities and facilitate locally led disaster recovery
