Fire and Rescue NSW Station 227 Blayney in Blayney, New South Wales | Social service

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 227 Blayney

Locality: Blayney, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6368 2259

Address: 23 Church Street 2799 Blayney, NSW, Australia

Website: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au

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25.01.2022 Station 227 Blayney have these firefighters, their colleagues, family and friends in our thoughts #weareallfirefighters

24.01.2022 The station was visited by Bryce from Fire and Rescue NSW BA Hazmat last Thursday night to put us through our paces to ensure our Operate Breathing Apparatus qualifications and training stays up to date and relevant, to better protect our community The purpose built trailer is designed to simulate a structure fire in a single level dwelling. Our firefighters conducted successful search and rescues with smoke and zero visability.... #lifelonglearners #frnsw #227 #227blayney #preparedforanything #trainforeverything #protecttheirreplaceable credit: RFF Casey Dixon

20.01.2022 With Open Day 2020 cancelled as we know it, please check out our virtual Open Day. Details in below post

18.01.2022 A great one to show the kids! But our advice is never not call, if you think it is required!

17.01.2022 PUBLIC HEALTH ALERT NSW Health is urging anyone who attended the Crossroads Hotel at Casula between Friday 3 July and Friday 10 July to: - immediately self-isolate until 14 days after they were last there... - get tested even if they have no symptoms - watch for symptoms and get retested should any respiratory symptoms occur - even if you get a negative test stay in isolation for 14 days. See more

17.01.2022 Different badge, different capabilities, same passion to serve and protect our communities #policeremberenceday

14.01.2022 We will remember them. Lest We Forget.

12.01.2022 At approximately 9pm last night, Friday 25 September 2020 Fire and Rescue NSW Station 227 Blayney attended a call to a building fire. Upon further updates and arrival, it was established to be a shed fire at the rear of a residential house. There was an occupant in the shed at the time the fire started but self evacuated safety before we arrived. All other residents of the house and neighbouring houses were evacuated by local police. There was no saving the shed, after the ma...ssive blaze was fully evolved on arrival and destroyed numerous vehicles including cars and motorbikes. The shed also contained multiple cylinders of gas and acetylene (all rendered safe) and barrels of fuel. The cause of the fire is still unknown. This was a mutily agency event with: Fire and Rescue NSW Station 412 Orange Fire and Rescue NSW Station 216 Bathurst Bathurst Hazmat Fire and Rescue NSW Station 105 Kelso NSW Ambulance NSW Police Force NSW Rural Fire Service All in attendance Fire and Rescue NSW Station 227 Blayney were released from the incident at approximately 2am Saturday 26 Setptember, leaving fresh crew to monitor, salvage and render safe. credit: Firefighter Casey Dixon

10.01.2022 So this happened recently!!! Our very own Deputy Captian Keith Kearney, clicked over 20+ years of service We at station 227 Blayney and the community thank you for your efforts over the past 20+ years and your ongoing commitment to us... Congratulations Pictured is Duty Commander Tim Climo presenting Keith with his clasp credit: RFF Casey Dixon

09.01.2022 We teach this at pre schools. It's a shame the adults sometimes do not listen #getoutstayout #frnsw #227 #227blayney #protecttheirrplaceable #morethanfire #preparedforanything

08.01.2022 Today is St Florian’s Day - also known as International Firefighters Day. St Florian is the patron saint of firefighters and today we remember those firefighters who have lost their lives in the line of duty and thank the dedicated men and women who continue to protect others in times of emergency. #InternationalFirefightersDay #StFloriansDay #227blayneyremember #227 #227blayney #StFlorian #frnsw #preparedforanything #protect #saviour #saint

07.01.2022 A very interesting video showcasing some of our more unknown capabilities. What do you think some of our other capabilities are? What have you witnessed the crew of Station 227 Blayney attend other than fires? #morethanfire #preparedforanything

06.01.2022 Maybe when checking your smoke alarms and batteries, just give the install, and subsequent replacement date a check. Of course Blayney residents that we have visited will be unaffected by the situation in this photo #frnsw #227 #227blayney #morethanfire #protecttheirreplaceable #preparedforanything

05.01.2022 There is still time. Thank that first responder in your life or just post a message below to thank your local first responders. #community #227 #227blayney #frnsw #1stresponders #morethanfire #preparedforanything #protecttheirreplaceable

04.01.2022 First Responder Day is tomorrow, June 2. Get on board by visiting the below link and thank a First Responder. #227 #227blayney #firstresponders #preparedforanything #protecttheirreplaceable #morethanfire #firstrespondersday

04.01.2022 Happy Mother's Day to all of the beautiful mums today, especially our only Mum at our station Casey Dixon

02.01.2022 Change your clocks. Check your smoke alarms