Moorooduc CFA in Moorooduc, Victoria, Australia | Fire station

Moorooduc CFA

Locality: Moorooduc, Victoria, Australia

Address: 775 Derril Road 3933 Moorooduc, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.cfa.vic.gov.au

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23.01.2022 Our volunteers responded to a road crash rescue in Moorooduc this morning. With an increase in traffic on the road, we remind all drivers to please ensure they ...are driving to the conditions and stay safe while on our roads. We worked with Moorooduc CFA to ensure scene safety and provided traffic management due to the blind corner the crash occurred on. Fortunately there was no extrication of driver/passenger required. Well done to all services on scene

23.01.2022 Fire is merciless and does not discriminate. Victoria Police has today launched Operation Safeguard to help prevent and detect the occurrence of intentional and... reckless fires go.vic.gov.au/XHKctv If you have concerns about someone’s activities or see something suspicious, report the behaviour to police straight away. For immediate police assistance, always call Triple Zero (000). You can also report confidentially to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or via www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

22.01.2022 Road Safety Week is an opportunity to highlight the devastating impact motor vehicle collisions have on our loved ones and our first responders. CFA responded t...o a total of 4,350 motor vehicle collisions last year and during the warmer months we saw an increase on the monthly average. We know Victorians are making plans to get back on the road this weekend and over summer. We are asking you to make sure every journey you make is a safe one.

22.01.2022 The Country Fire Authority is running a series of community Preparedness Webinar’s via Zoom. If you are a horse owner or operate horse agistment or equine train...ing services then this Webinar is for you. The Following topics will be covered by an experienced horse owner and CFA educator. The local fire risk Information and warnings Some general bushfire safety information Your horse and bushfire safety Preparing your property Your bushfire survival plan You are invited to a Zoom webinar. When: Nov 29, 2020 06:00 PM Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney Topic: FRV - Horses and Bushfire Register in advance for this webinar: https://au01web.zoom.us//register/WN_03elyyMsRCaU5qNuHYdM5Q After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

20.01.2022 Mark and Honor live in Tintaldra, located in North East Victoria. Last year when the fires tore through the area, their property came dangerously close to bein...g impacted. The two diligently prepared their property ahead of fire season and share with us how important it was in the survival of their home when they made the decision to leave early. #FireActionWeek2020

19.01.2022 Today CFA brigades were called to a number of out-of-control burn-offs If you're using the great weather to clean-up your property for fire season, make sure ...you conduct your burn-off safely. A burn-off, if not extinguished properly can re-ignite days after the original burn. Keep your burn-off safe and legal: Check fire restrictions with your local council and register your burn on 1800 668 511 Check and monitor weather conditions particularly wind To avoid unnecessary calls to emergency services, notify your neighbours beforehand Leave a three metre fire break, free from flammable materials around the burn Have sufficient equipment and water to stop the fire spreading Never leave a burn-off unattended stay for its entire duration If your burn-off gets out of control, call ‘000’ immediately

19.01.2022 Today marks the beginning of #FireActionWeek2020. From today until Sunday, CFA and our emergency services colleagues are focussing on getting Victorians better ...prepared for fire season. So we are asking everyone, what are you doing to prepare? Start now by: Preparing your property and clean up green waste and debris Make a bushfire plan for yourself and your loved ones Keeping an eye out for our Fire Safety Essentials workshops in the coming weeks

16.01.2022 With summer starting tomorrow and many grass and bushfires already burning, it's a timely reminder to start preparing for bushfires. While the risk of bushfir...es isn't as high as last summerdue to an active La Niña which suggests wetter-than-average conditions for much of the countryfires will still occur. Southeastern Australia in particular is one of the most fire-prone regions in the world and even short periods of hot and dry weather can increase the risk of fire in summer. Understanding fire weather means you can be better prepared and help you stay safe. Learn more from our blog: http://ow.ly/zFLl50CxDDN

11.01.2022 BBQ's are a great way to celebrate when the weather warms up! Did you know throughout fire season there are things you can and can't do when it comes to fir...e? Make sure before you fire it up, you've checked to see if there are any fire restrictions in place and always make sure it is safe to use. See more

11.01.2022 Victoria is one of the most fire prone areas in the world. If you live near areas that have significant bush, forest, long grass, or coastal scrub, then you need to plan ahead for the fire season.

08.01.2022 Have you got a bushfire plan for your family and animals? Consider your risks, property and what your animals will need for a safe relocation well in advance of an emergency situation. Be prepared www.cfa.vic.gov.au/plan-prepare/horses-and-bushfires

07.01.2022 The ground is wet now but summer is coming. Use this time (and the relaxed Shire open air burning restrictions) to get your property repaired.

05.01.2022 Today we mark one year since the start of the devastating bushfires which deeply affected Victorian communities across the state. On 21 November, 2019 the first... ‘code red’ fire danger rating in almost a decade was declared in the Mallee and Northern Country, and dry lightning strikes in East Gippsland that started three fires which grew to a widespread bushfire disaster that burned for months. Today we reflect on the devastation and challenges that followed 21 November and the incredible support from all emergency services who came together to aid the communities impacted by the unprecedented fire season. Forest Fire Management Victoria Victoria Police Victoria State Emergency Service Fire Rescue Victoria Vic Emergency Australian Red Cross [These photos were taken by CFA Members, Members of the community and Forest Fire Management Victoria]

04.01.2022 With La Niña now well established in the Pacific Ocean, the outlook for this summer is vastly different to the past few years. Wetter-than-normal conditions a...re likely across much of the country, increasing the chance of widespread flooding in eastern Australia. La Niña also means we're expecting average to above-average numbers of tropical cyclones and tropical lows. While the risk of bushfires isn't as high as last summer, fires will occur. There's a greater chance of grass fires in some areas as recent rain and warm weather have led to vigorous vegetation growth. Summer days are likely to be warmer than average for parts of southeast Australia, coastal Queensland, and far western parts of WA. And heatwaves will continue to pose a risk throughout the warmer months, which can have a significant impact on human health. Learn more in the Climate and Water Outlook for December 2020 February 2021: http://ow.ly/91CC50CvjcL