Flood information for the Frankston City Council, encompassing local flood guide and Storm and Flood and Emergency Plan.

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This area is prone to flash flooding during heavy rainfall events that can result in road closures and effect private properties. This guide provides an overview of the risk of flood and includes information that can help you to be more prepared in case of an emergency. This guide focusses on the coastal suburbs of Frankston and Seaford that are located within the City of Frankston, approximately 40 kilometres south from Melbourne’s Central Business District.

Historically, several major floods have affected people living in this area. In the December 1988 floods, the water level reached 4.10 metres at Skye Road Frankston. More recently in the October 2010 floods, water levels reached up to 2.71 metres. 

Click the button below to view the Local Flood Guide, which includes information about the local flood risk and how you can prepare for and respond effectively to floods.

About Flood Guides

Communities can use local flood guides to identify and better understand their local flood risk. They include information about: flood history, how to prepare & respond to floods and who to contact.

Contact Information

For information on flood warnings, see the VicEmergency website.
Visit the Frankston City Council website.
Your local Catchment Management Authority: 

Melbourne Water.

Local SES Units

  • Frankston VICSES Unit
    6 McMannis Way,
    Seaford, Victoria

Municipal Flood Emergency Plan (MFEP)

Municipalities can use Municipal Flood Emergency Plans to prepare, respond and recover from flood and storm events. 
Frankston Municipal Storm and Flood Emergency Plan - Updated March, 2023.