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20.01.2022 This week we introduce our member profile on Mark Armstrong. Thank you Mark. #vicses #ThankYouSES #sesnillumbik #sesrescue #wearecommunity #sesvolunteers

20.01.2022 Due to COVID-19 restrictions, engagement with the community to help plan and prepare for emergencies cannot go ahead with our usual face-to-face communications.... CFA (Country Fire Authority), together with VICSES and the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP), are working on a research project to better understand how we can better engage with communities during COVID-19. You can help us by completing this quick one-question poll, ahead of the upcoming fire season. Complete the poll online here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NKRHNWL

19.01.2022 This week we introduce our member profile on Chris Blake. Thank you Chris. #vicses #ThankYouSES #sesnillumbik #sesrescue #wearecommunity #sesvolunteers

15.01.2022 A great outcome for our Nillumbik SES Unit and our neighbours at Eltham CFA.

13.01.2022 Do your bit to help keep our emergency services personnel safe. If you're driving, remember to safely slow down to 40km when passing a stationary or slow-moving emergency vehicle. Pledge to drive so others survive this National Road Safety Week. Visit: www.roadsafetyweek.com.au #NRSW

12.01.2022 This week we introduce our member profile on Nikki Bonfanti. Thank you Nikki. #vicses #ThankYouSES #sesnillumbik #sesrescue #wearecommunity #sesvolunteers

12.01.2022 Please see our latest update below with regards to the wind event overnight. If you require assistance phone 132 500. We appreciate your donations to support our operations, please visit https://sesnillumbik.org.au/donate/ to donate today!

10.01.2022 Some time ago, a couple of our creative volunteers set up and arranged a photograph that captured an exploded view of just what equipment roles out our door whenever we get a call for rescue. This photo captured the interest of many people and organisations across the world with a staggering amount of views and comments for a smallish volunteer rescue unit on the outskirts of Melbourne. Well you can imagine our excitement and pride when we learnt that our photo was selected o...ut of hundreds of photos from rescue organisations around the world and would be published in the Holmatro Rescue World 2020 International calendar. As we approach the end of a challenging year, one of our Nillumbik Units' memorable moments will be the sense of pride we had when a Victoria State Emergency Service volunteer rescue unit appeared in an international publication that is well recognised right across the International Rescue community. This is not only a great honour for us but puts the "SES" as a whole, Australia wide, out there on the International Rescue stage. Well done all :-) Nillumbik Shire Council Victoria State Emergency Service #tetrischallenge

09.01.2022 150+ storm damage emergency calls across Nillumbik SES crews from the Nillumbik Unit based in Eltham supported by members from the Essendon, Whittlesea, Chelsea, Dandenong, Craigieburn, and Monash Units plus Central Region staff have been working throughout the day and will continue into tonight as we still receive more calls from people impacted by the storm. The severe wind last night has damaged many properties with entire trees and large branches impacting houses, fences..., sheds, pergolas and landed over busy roads, onto cars, and brought down power lines causing localised power outages. Highly trained SES crews using specialist working at heights techniques to work on roofs, using chainsaws, polesaws and building damage temporary repair techniques have been making incidents safe. We have also been clearing roads with the assistance of Nillumbik and Banyule Council crews, VicRoads & Vicpol personnel, and working with FRV and CFA crews securing downed powerlines with power company personnel to ensure our community can safely return to normal after this storm. Thanks to everyone for being patient whilst we work through a high volume of emergency calls so we can ensure the most dangerous situations are dealt with first, promptly. There is likely to be a delay as we triage calls and we do appreciate how patient people have been. If your situation has been resolved and you no longer need assistance please contact SES on 132 500 to let us know. Please use the flowchart below to help direct any further requests for help. Banyule Council - 03 9490 4222 Nillumbik Council - 03 9483 8895 AusNet Services - 13 1799 Jemena Electricity - 13 1626 Yarra Valley Water - 13 2762 For any life threatening emergency - please call 000 Victoria State Emergency Service Banyule City Council Nillumbik Shire Council VicRoads Fire Rescue Victoria CFA (Country Fire Authority) Victoria Police

09.01.2022 This week we introduce our member profile on Glenn O’Donnell. Thank you Glenn #vicses #ThankYouSES #sesnillumbik #sesrescue #wearecommunity #sesvolunteers

07.01.2022 During a storm or flood event it could be hard to know when to call SES for assistance. Hope these graphics help. #wearecommunity #ThankYouSES #sesnillumbik #vicses #sesvolunteers

04.01.2022 This week we introduce our member profile on Luke Simionato. Thank you Luke. #vicses #ThankYouSES #sesnillumbik #sesrescue #wearecommunity #sesvolunteers

04.01.2022 Week 8: Spring Preparedness - Know we are here with you - Let’s keep safe. #sesspringpreparedness #ThankYouSES #wearecommunity #vicses #sesvolunteers #sesvolunteers #sesrescue

04.01.2022 Week 7: Spring Preparedness - Any time there is strong winds or thunderstorms predicted, know what to do and when to travel. Let’s keep safe. #sesspringpreparedness #ThankYouSES #wearecommunity #vicses #sesvolunteers #sesvolunteers #sesrescue

01.01.2022 Today on International Volunteer Day, we take the time to acknowledge the amazing commitment of our members to the people of Nillumbik and Banyule, 365 days of the year 24x7.