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The increase in 2019-20 Actual activity is mainly due to the
extraordinary bushfire related responses.
165 609 165 164
No. of Zone Emergency Management Committee
meetings held
44 44 44 46
No. of SES website hits on community safety pages 16 000 13 965 19 500 17 509
No. of SES social media interactions
Facebook, Twitter etc — likes, comments, shares.
120 000 115 199 108 000 103 778
No. of accredited assessors, trainers and local
instructors
225 211 230 217
2020-21 Agency Statements — Volume 2
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State Emergency Service
Statement of comprehensive income
2020-21
Budget
$000
2019-20
Actual
$000
2019-20
Budget
$000
2018-19
Actual
$000
Income
Intra-government transfers 27 027 23 039 21 540 21 549
Sales of goods and services — 159 — —
Interest revenues 23 10 23 17
Net gain or loss on disposal of assets — -236 — 4
Resources received free of charge — — — 99
Other income 98 56 96 112
Total income 27 148 23 028 21 659 21 781
Expenses
Presented by
Hon Steven Marshall AO
on
10/11/2020
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A more consistent visual presentation was introduced to
reinforce the Council’s branding standards and Council has
made much more practical use of social media, which has
won considerable support from very local active users of
media such as Facebook and Twitter.
Presented by
Hon Michael Atkinson
on
09/02/2016
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The MDBA also maintained active
social media (Facebook and Twitter) accounts.
Presented by
Hon David Speirs
on
20/06/2018
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The STARCLUB Field Officer provides information and resources in the region via Twitter
(occasionally with a reach of 5000) Facebook, the SportSE web site and e-news, Sport
Network meetings, and regional radio and print media.
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Hon Michael Atkinson
on
10/02/2015
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464 441 235 333 327 111 315 333 140 358 328 170 214 243 127
Modifications 33 33 27 30 30 22 18 19 8 23 21 11 17 21 12
Notices
Table 9 Notices of exemption or authorisation made under the HVNL
2023–24 2022–23 2021–22 2020–21 2019–20
Access 76 39 32 30 28
Vehicle Standards 4 3 5 7 8
Fatigue 1 10 6 1 8
4 Number of calls received by the external call centre and in-house NHVR Contact Centre.
5 Head count not full-time equivalent.
6 Senior Manager includes Managers and Directors.
7 Executive and Senior Leadership – these employees are engaged on fixed term arrangements between 3-5 years.
8 Senior Manager includes – Manager and Director in this number with the brackets indicating the Directors.
9 An injury that was not an LTI but for which first aid and/or medical treatment was administered.
10 An injury experienced travelling between home and the workplace, to or from work-related training or for other work-related reasons.
11 Impressions on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter
Presented by
Hon A Koutsantonis
on
31/10/2024
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Customers are presented with multiple opportunities to provide their feedback
through the Adelaide Metro website, Adelaide Metro InfoLine and InfoCentre, as well
as social media such as Facebook and Twitter.
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Hon A Koutsantonis
on
31/10/2024
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Presented by
Hon S E Close
on
17/06/2025
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Customers are presented with multiple opportunities to provide their feedback
through the Adelaide Metro website, Adelaide Metro InfoLine and InfoCentre, as well
as social media such as Facebook and Twitter.
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Hon A Koutsantonis
on
30/10/2025
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• Introduced a smart phone application and used Facebook and Twitter as additional methods of
communicating to the community information regarding bushfires and other incidents.
Presented by
Hon Jack Snelling
on
31/05/2012
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Council continued to use enews
including Facebook, Twitter and a
dedicated email list to provide regular
information to residents.
Presented by
Hon Michael Atkinson
on
05/02/2013
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