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Blacktown City Council: lodging an AFSS (Annual Fire Safety Statement)

This page summarises the usual steps for Blacktown LGA. Always check the current instructions on the council site and FRNSW before you lodge.

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Quick answer
How to lodge
What to include
Tips
FAQs
Official references

Quick answer


How to lodge (typical)

  1. Confirm schedule + due date: use council records/online services for the current Fire Safety Schedule.
  2. Collect evidence: servicing/testing reports for each measure; record defects and rectification.
  3. Complete the AFSS: use the approved form and keep it consistent with the schedule.
  4. Submit to council: follow the council’s nominated channel (online form / email / post / in person).
  5. Submit to FRNSW: lodge via FRNSW’s online pathway and keep the receipt.

Blacktown’s fire safety page includes AFSS explanations, a downloadable AFSS form, and notes that FRNSW submissions must be made via the FRNSW webpage (not email).


What to include

See also: AFSS supporting evidence.


Tips

FAQs

Do I still need to lodge with FRNSW if I lodge with council?
Yes. Owners are required to provide fire safety statements to both the local council and FRNSW (see official references).
Does the council accept email lodgement?
Some councils do, others require an online form. Always follow the council’s current instructions for your LGA.
Do I need to submit the Fire Safety Schedule with the statement?
Council/FRNSW instructions differ. Keep your current schedule with your records and follow the council/FRNSW requirements for lodgement.
What if I can’t find the schedule or due date?
Use council online services/records requests or contact the council’s fire safety team/customer service.

Official references

Always confirm current requirements with your council and Fire and Rescue NSW.

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