FLOODS SA
If you are impacted by the emerging flood situation, please contact us to discuss the options available to you in resolving outstanding debts. The Fines Unit aims to identify impacted postcodes and proactively cease activity for those affected, but we know that the impact of natural disasters can be far reaching to individuals and communities.
For more information on what the SA Government’s response to the River Murray Flood, including financial assistance for households and businesses, please go to the following website: SA.GOV.AU - River Murray flood (www.sa.gov.au). For information on relief for meeting your emergency services levy or state taxes payments, please go to the following website: River Murray Flooding | RevenueSA
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