Fire And Rescue Nsw Station 205 Armidale
About Fire And Rescue Nsw Station 205 Armidale
Firefighters at Fire & Rescue Armidale are committed to serving the community 24 hours a day 365 days a year. In the event of a fire or emergency call 000.
Fire And Rescue Nsw Station 205 Armidale Description
As one of the world's largest urban fire and rescue services, we manage fire emergencies in NSW’s major cities and towns. We respond to rescues, hazardous materials incidents and possible terrorism activities across the State. We work with other government agencies to minimise the impact of bushfires, storms, floods, landslides, building collapses, motor vehicle accidents and other emergencies. We also run prevention and preparedness programs to prevent these emergencies and reduce their impact on the community.
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Welcome, Adam!
Whilst Firefighters from the 205 are not participating this year, we would like to extend our condolences to the family and friends of Adam Regal.
We would also like to encourage everyone who follows our page to support Motor Neuron Disease Research by donating to https://firiesclimbformnd.gofundraise.com .au/page/Regal
Exercise caution if you are traveling to/from Narrabri today and remember to check https://www.livetraffic.com/ for any updates.
Great work by the Fire and Rescue NSW Station 399 Narrabri crews.
There have been a number of deliberately lit grass fires in the creeklands this afternoon and evening. This is particularly irresponsible behaviour given the current bushfire climate. If you see any suspicious activity please report it directly to 000.
Armidale was particularly smokey this morning and it seems to be hanging around. The likely cause of this is a fire in the gorges to the east of Armidale.
For the most up to date information visit https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/fire-informati on/fires-near-me
Some fantastic work by our sothern counterparts. The Salt Ash fires came dangerously close to houses, as evidenced in this photo. Great job NSW Rural Fire Service and Fire and Rescue NSW.
Well Done Fire Fighter Bryce Smith glad to have you back!
Another takeoff from the Northern Rivers Command Center
Water bombers gearing up for another run.
Some photos from Striketeam Charlie who are assisting in the Lismore, Casino and Coraki area.
We currently have a firefighter out of town as part of Strike Team Charlie. Providing property protection today in and around Coraki.
Starting 1st September new laws will require motorists to slow down to 40km/h when passing stationary emergency vehicles with flashing lights.
It looks as though all fire agencies are going to have a long hot bushfire season this year.
Congratulations to Steven McWhirter who graduated as Station Officer (SO) yesterday in Alexandria. This is a huge achievement and we look forward to working with you into the future.
Did you know that the majority of house fires originate in the kitchen?
#keeplookingwhencooking #preparedforanything
Remember, slow down to 40km/h when passing ALL stationary emergency vehicles attending an incident.