SES Broadmeadows Unit in Campbellfield, Victoria, Australia | Emergency rescue service

SES Broadmeadows Unit

Locality: Campbellfield, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9359 4912

Address: 440A Mahoneys Rd 3061 Campbellfield, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.broadmeadowsses.org.au

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22.01.2022 Thanks to SES Brimbank Unit for getting some great photos at the response to the fire in Tullamarine. #WeWorkAsOne

20.01.2022 We love our volunteers - they're the ones up at 2am going on callouts, turning up to training week after week, and heading off on long deployments to other parts of the state. They can only do that with the support of their family and friends - partners who cope with those early morning pager noises, friends who are used to timetabling catchups around duty time, and family who are used to sudden absences when someone calls for assistance. This weekend we turn our attention ...to them - the ones supporting our volunteers. Thank you to you all. We're sure you know who you are. #YourFamilyOurFamily #VICSESfamily

20.01.2022 With the windy and rainy weather we're getting this week, it's a great time to check when to call us. Thanks to some wonderful VICSES Community members, we've been able to translate this useful diagram into quite a few languages - thank you!

19.01.2022 Broadmeadows volunteers were called out to assist SES Essendon Unit to help with a roof job this morning. Great to get our Safe Work At Heights System in use, and great to help Essendon out after they helped us last week. #WeWorkAsOne

17.01.2022 The Bureau of Meteorology are forecasting a front to cross Victoria today with an elevated Thunderstorm Asthma risk, as well as potential for severe thunderstor...ms with possible strong gusty winds and heavy falls. Think about where you will be today, and be prepared, particularly if you suffer from hay fever or asthma #community #prepare #planandstaysafe #stayindoors #asthma #asthmaawareness #hayfever

14.01.2022 This year has been a bit more dynamic than most, and we couldn’t have done it without our fabulous volunteers. A huge thank you to our wonderful volunteer members on a terrific year, and happy International Volunteers Day!

13.01.2022 Well that was a late and windy one with three of our volunteer crews out until midnight. Big thanks to SES Brimbank Unit and SES Essendon Unit for helping out, as well as Fire Rescue Victoria for helping out with trees in downed powerlines. #WeWorkAsOne

11.01.2022 ALERT New cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) have been reported in Melbourne’s northern suburbs. If you live in or have visited Dallas, Roxburgh Park, Broadm...eadows, Preston or West Heidelberg and are experiencing symptoms of coronavirus (COVID-19), or you are worried about coronavirus (COVID-19), please get tested and isolate until you have your results. If you feel unwell, stay at home, and do not got to work. More information: https://bit.ly/3mbZNs2 Walk-in testing is also available at CB Smith Reserve, 79 Jukes Road, Fawkner, Mon-Sun 9am-4pm (Children under 5 years old not suitable for testing at this site. Children of all ages can be tested for coronavirus (COVID-19) at hospital respiratory clinics and GP respiratory clinics).

09.01.2022 **UPDATE - ALL CLEAR. This Emergency Warning for hazardous gas leak is no longer in place. It is now safe to return to normal activities within this area. More ...info http://emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/ END OF UPDATE** EMERGENCY WARNING - CHEMICAL HAZARD Incident Location: Sydney Rd, Coburg Issue Date: Sunday 15 November 2020, 12:45 pm Next Update: Sunday 15 November 2020, 06:20 pm More details at http://emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/ This Emergency Warning is issued for Coburg. There is a hazardous gas leak at 424 Sydney Road Coburg. Hazardous gas is being released and is leaking into/spreading towards Victoria St, Mall Anyone located between Bell St, Rodda St, Harding St and Hudson St should move inside immediately. Do not enter the area - it is extremely dangerous.

09.01.2022 How to sandbag your home for flooding - with 25 sandbags or less! Victoria has many flood-prone communities with thousands of homes, properties and businesses at risk of flooding. Floods cause more damage per year in terms of dollars and lives lost than any other natural hazard in Australia. Flooding can happen at any time of the year. If you live in, work in or visit areas on low-lying land, close to creeks or rivers, or near major stormwater drains you may be at risk of f...looding. A well prepared community can reduce the impact of flooding by up to 80%. People who are prepared are more likely to respond to floods appropriately and safely. Victoria State Emergency Service recommends creating an emergency plan for your property, and finding out your flood risk - link right here: https://www.ses.vic.gov.au/web/www/get-ready/at-home See more

07.01.2022 Did you know our volunteers train on a purpose-built roof prop that allows them to practice a wide range of building damage scenarios? Over the last two weeks, VICSES volunteers have responded to many requests for assistance for building damage as the result of the storm event. Props such as this one help our volunteers get comfortable at heights before they get out on damaged roofs.

07.01.2022 Help us help you! Stay up to date with local incidents and emergencies by downloading the Vic Emergency app to your phone. Set a watch area within the app to get notifications about any incidents happening within your area. Life Threatening Emergency? Call 000... Flood or Storm Damage? Call 132 500 See more

05.01.2022 Out and about and it starts raining heavily? Worried you'll come across flood waters on your daily lap of Coburg Lake? The best way to stay safe during a storm or flood is to retreat to high ground and stay indoors. If you are outdoors and that's not possible, you'll be best off to stay away from: - trees... - drains and culverts - creeks and canals See more

05.01.2022 HIGH risk of epidemic thunderstorm asthma forecast tomorrow for parts of Victoria. We have high levels of pollen, combining with severe thunderstorm forecasts i...n Mallee, Wimmera, Northern Country and South West districts. If you have asthma or hay fever, plan ahead and have your asthma medication on hand. Stay up-to-date and visit VicEmergency: http://go.vic.gov.au/x8Kfj6

04.01.2022 A big thank you to The Meadows Dogs this week for donating $10,000 to our Unit. We're chuffed to receive this from the Meadows Community fund - and delighted that it'll go towards our new response vehicle. Thank you!

04.01.2022 SEVERE WEATHER The Bureau of Meteorology have issued a severe weather warning for strong and gusty damaging northerly winds for southern parts of the State (including greater Melbourne) increasing on Saturday before contracting east. The strong northerly winds will again bring a risk of falling trees and VICSES is conscious of the risk given the sunshine and second step restrictions enabling two households to meet outside across greater metropolitan Melbourne.... VICSES key messages: Three Victorian’s were tragically killed by falling trees in the strong winds on August 27 this year Strong northerly winds will again bring a risk of falling trees for large parts of the state on Saturday Peak gusts of around 100kmp/h are likely above 400m (including the Dandenong Ranges) with gusts increasing up to 110km p/h on Saturday morning Increased moisture in the soil from recent rain can compromise tree structures, whilst trees impacted by previous recent storm events may have dislodged branches or weakened structures which only elevates the risk Monitor conditions and remain vigilant to the risk on Saturday If you are outdoors and there are strong winds, avoid walking or sitting underneath trees. Monitor conditions and try to time your exercise or visit to the park outside of the strongest winds. The safest place to be during a storm is indoors Avoid unnecessary travel. Don’t be on the road if you don’t have to particularly in leafy areas. If you must be on the roads please drive to the conditions. For emergency assistance to floods or storms, phone the SES on 132 500.