The 2021-22 Southern Queensland Floods State Recovery and Resilience Plan 2022-24 shows both the scale of the disaster and the work underway to recover.
Impacts of the South East Queensland Floods include:
Almost 40 per cent of the homes and commercial buildings impacted by the South East Queensland floods, are no longer showing signs of damage and repairs have started on almost one-third of the properties still damaged.
The Queensland Government has completed its largest reconstruction monitoring assessment since the 2011 floods checking on almost 8,600 homes and businesses impacted by the severe rainfall and flooding earlier in the year.
Assessments were conducted across 19 flood-impacted local government areas over a four-week period in June/July.
Extraordinary disaster assistance grants have been extended to flood-affected primary producers, small businesses and communities affected by the Southern Queensland flooding event in May.
The assistance is made available through the jointly funded Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).
Stronger, safer, resilient Queensland communities
Coordinate action to improve the resilience of Queensland communities and facilitate locally-led disaster recovery
