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Clare State Emergency Service

Locality: Clare, South Australia

Phone: +61 132500

Address: 46 New Road 5453 Clare, SA, Australia

Website: www.ses.sa.gov.au/site/home.jsp

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25.01.2022 Our volunteers are still out and about undertaking a variety of training, celebrating milestones, engaging with the community and responding to requests for ass...istance. Thank you to our dedicated volunteers for always being ready to respond and help fellow South Aussies. Interested in volunteering with us? Visit our website and fill out our online volunteer registration form or give us a call on 1300 364 587. https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/site/home/volunteer.jsp Photos: Bordertown State Emergency Service, Clare State Emergency Service, Coober Pedy Mine Rescue/SES, Keith State Emergency Service, Port Lincoln State Emergency Service, Renmark/Paringa State Emergency Service, Salisbury State Emergency Service, South Coast State Emergency Service and Western Adelaide SES

25.01.2022 Can you feel that summer is right around the corner? We’ve got some hot weather on the way in South Australia, so let’s take action to prepare and be safe: - Se...rvice your air conditioner by cleaning or replacing its air filters according to the manufacturer’s instructions, so it’s working before you need it. - Prepare a cool room in your house using air conditioning, fans, curtains and blinds. - Plan your days to avoid going out during the hottest part of the day. - Know if members of your family, friends or neighbours are at particular risk in the heat and make a plan to check on them regularly. And, when it is hot, remember to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated and take steps to keep cool, such as wearing loose light-coloured clothing and using cool packs. Don’t forget your petsmake sure they have plenty of water as well! For more tips on how to be prepared for hot weather, visit our website. https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/heatwave/

25.01.2022 Severe Weather Warning for DAMAGING WINDS For people in Adelaide Metropolitan, Mount Lofty Ranges, Lower Eyre Peninsula, Yorke Peninsula, Mid North, Kangaroo Island, Lower South East and parts of Eastern Eyre Peninsula and Upper South East districts.... Issued at 4:47 pm Tuesday, 30 June 2020. Windy conditions over southern parts of SA on Wednesday. Weather Situation: A cold front will move across southern SA during Wednesday. It is forecast to reach Eyre Peninsula and western Kangaroo Island around midday; Adelaide and the South East coast late afternoon. Strong to damaging north to northwesterly winds will turn westerly with squally showers and isolated thunderstorms to follow. Strong north to northwesterly winds may become damaging, averaging 50-65 km/h, with gusts of 80-100 km/h, over parts of the warning area during Wednesday morning ahead of the cold front. Coastal districts and the higher parts and nearby eastern and southeastern slopes of the Mount Lofty Ranges are most likely to be affected. Localised damaging wind gusts in excess of 90 km/h may occur with and following the cold front, mostly with squally showers and thunderstorms. For the Adelaide area, the strongest winds are likely from around late afternoon through to late evening. Locations which may be affected from Wednesday morning include Port Lincoln, Mount Barker, Victor Harbor, Strathalbyn and Burra. From mid afternoon Wednesday other locations which may be affected include Adelaide, Maitland, Kingscote, Robe and Mount Gambier. The State Emergency Service advises that people should: * Move vehicles under cover or away from trees; * Secure or put away loose items around your property. * Stay indoors, away from windows, while conditions are severe. The next Severe Weather Warning will be issued by 11:00 pm ACST Tuesday. Warnings are also available through TV and Radio broadcasts, the Bureaus website at www.bom.gov.au or call 1300 659 210. The Bureau and State Emergency Service would appreciate warnings being broadcast regularly.

23.01.2022 Clare SES have already responded to 2 requests for assistance this morning with trees blocking roads. Please drive to the conditions and dont park cars under trees during this severe weather.

23.01.2022 New trucks and trailers are about to be deployed to SA State Emergency Service units across South Australia. $1.7 million worth of new vehicles for our vital fr...ontline volunteers. Built right here in SA by local company Agri-Bits. Berri State Emergency Service Mount Gambier and District SES Bordertown State Emergency Service South Coast State Emergency Service Keith State Emergency Service Clare State Emergency Service Kapunda Unit SA State Emergency Service Tumby Bay State Emergency Service

23.01.2022 The Clare State Emergency Service had an interesting training scenario last Thursday night and volunteers found them in a very prickly situation. The scenario: The South Australian Ambulance Service requested that the Clare SES assist with an extrication of a casualty who was injured in a tight space in the back yard of a residential property. Upon arrival at the scene our volunteers found the casualty injured and lying in a small garden enclosure full of very spiky cacti at ...the back of the property. After some very careful removal of the spiky hazards, our volunteers successfully extracted the casualty safely from the space and stretchered them to safety. Needle-ss to say it was a challenging rescue. Well done to all those involved. Thank you to Jim & Paula for allowing our unit to train on their property. See more

23.01.2022 Its R U OK? Day, a day that reminds and encourages us to ask our family, friends and peers Are you OK?, allowing us to meaningfully connect with people and s...upport anyone struggling with life. This is such an important question to ask, and we encourage our volunteers and staff to have these conversations with each other and at home to support one another. Were always there to help, so lets make sure we help each other and ask R U OK? For more information about today and tips on how to start the conversation, visit the R U OK? website. https://www.ruok.org.au/

22.01.2022 We always mention having an emergency kit ready before a storm, flood or any emergency just in case. But, what do we mean by an emergency kit and what should yo...u include in it to be best prepared? An emergency kit is where you store essential and important items that will help you in times of emergency. Some important items we suggest you include in your emergency kit include: - a battery-powered radio with spare batteries, so you can listen to your local radio station and keep up-to-date with the situation if the power goes out - a torch with spare batteries - a first aid kit - important papers, including emergency contact numbers. These items can be packed ahead of time whereas other itemsa mobile phone and charger, prescriptions, or pet food and leadsmay be packed when you are ready to leave. Having an emergency kit ready to go can help you save precious time if you have to leave in a hurry. Download our emergency kit checklist on our website and prepare your kit today! https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/public/download.jsp?id=121604

22.01.2022 Severe Weather Warning Weather Situation: A vigorous front associated with a complex low pressure system will sweep across the State this evening and early Wednesday morning. The front will first impact western coasts from late this afternoon then move eastwards to reach central parts including Adelaide around midnight. Damaging wind gusts in excess of 90 km/h are likely with squally showers and thunderstorms for a period ahead of and following the front as it moves across th...e warning area. In addition, localised destructive wind gusts in excess of 120 km/h are a risk with stronger showers and thunderstorms, mainly about western facing coastal areas with and just ahead of the front. Damaging winds averaging 50-70 km/h at times are also possible away from shower activity. The threat of severe winds will move eastwards and ease later Wednesday morning. A cold, fresh to strong west to southwesterly airstream with scattered showers will persist. For the Adelaide area, the main risk period of severe winds will exist from around 9 pm tonight, through to around 3 am Wednesday morning. Locations which may be affected include Adelaide, Port Lincoln, Whyalla, Ceduna, Maitland, Murray Bridge and Kingscote. The State Emergency Service advises that people should: * Move vehicles under cover or away from trees; * Secure or put away loose items around your property. * Keep clear of fallen power lines; * Stay indoors, away from windows, while conditions are severe. The next Severe Weather Warning will be issued by 5:00 pm ACST Tuesday. Warnings are also available through TV and Radio broadcasts, the Bureaus website at www.bom.gov.au or call 1300 659 210. The Bureau and State Emergency Service would appreciate warnings being broadcast regularly.

22.01.2022 Please help the Clare State Emergency Service raise much needed funds - every dollar helps.

22.01.2022 Did you know that the Clare State Emergency Service does large animal rescue? That’s right! When large animals, such as horses, get stuck and need help, our Clare SES volunteers are specially trained to keep themselves, the public and the animal safe. You can learn even more about the Clare SES Unit and what it’s like to be a SES volunteer next week at the Clare SES Volunteer Recruitment Information Session on Thursday 3 December at 6:30pm. If you live in the Clare area and you’re interested, visit the Facebook event and select ‘Going’!

22.01.2022 Weve seen quite a bit of rain throughout the state with more forecast this week. If all this rain turns the road into a river, the loungeroom into a lake, or t...he backyard into a pool, its worth knowing what to do to keep yourself and others safe. Our flood brochure provides some good tips on how to be prepared before, during and after a flood. So, before rain outside becomes rain inside, why not take the time to read it today and be prepared? If you need us, give us a call on 132 500. For life-threatening emergencies, call 000 immediately. To download and print off the brochure: https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/public/download.jsp?id=121676

21.01.2022 Severe weather update

21.01.2022 Our volunteers are always here for you when you need us24 hours a day, every day of the year. Whether its a tree resting on your bed, your roof travelling dow...n the street or rain flooding your lounge room, give us a call on 132 500. Remember, if its life-threatening, call 000 immediately. Want to know more about when to call 132 500? Visit our website. https://www.ses.sa.gov.au//incide/when_to_call_132_500.jsp

21.01.2022 Were breaking the ground on a ground-breaking development. A new emergency services headquarters is being built to help our agencies and volunteers to effecti...vely manage emergency situations, like bushfires and emergencies similar to the coronavirus pandemic. For the first time, the SA Country Fire Service, SA State Emergency Service, SA Metropolitan Fire Service and SAFECOM will be co-located under the same roof, with state-of-the-art facilities.

20.01.2022 When rain outside turns into rain inside, your roof travels down the street or a tree rests on your bed, call 132 500. Our volunteers are always here to help24 hours a day, seven days a week! https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/incidents-a/when-to-call-132-500/

20.01.2022 The Clare SES Unit is always seeking to recruit new volunteers. If your interested or want more information, register online, or come into the unit on one of our training nights, Thursdays 7:30-9:30pm (during school terms only)

19.01.2022 If there was a flood warning in your area, would you know what to do?

18.01.2022 Advice Message: HORROCKS HIGHWAY, STANLEY FLAT CFS advises that crews are responding to a Fire at a private residence, which is causing a considerable amount of dark acrid smoke to drift towards Clare and surrounding areas.

18.01.2022 Up for another quiz? Todays topic: When to call 132 500 tree edition. Question: During which event would you call 132 500? A) Tree falls on your fence.... B) Tree falls on a person. C) Tree falls on your home. Keep an eye out for the answer later today!

17.01.2022 It’s been a while since we showed you what our volunteers have been up to, and what better time than during the festive season? Have a looktraining, responding... and so much more! Plenty of milestones have also been celebrated over the past couple of months. In these photos, you will see SES volunteers from our Eastern Suburbs, Metro South, Enfield and Prospect SES units receiving awards commemorating their years of service. Congratulations and thank you to all of you, and well done to all our volunteers for their amazing work throughout 2020! Our volunteers continue to be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, even during the festive season. So, if you need us, call us on 132 500 and our volunteers will be there to help! Photos: Eastern Suburbs State Emergency Service, Metro South State Emergency Service, Enfield State Emergency Service, Vincent Tarzia - Member for Hartley, Port Lincoln State Emergency Service, Clare State Emergency Service, Renmark/Paringa State Emergency Service, Roxby Downs State Emergency Service, Kingston SES Rescue, Coober Pedy Mine Rescue/SES

17.01.2022 Did you get the answer for todays quiz? Question: How many centimetres of water does it take for a small car to begin to float? Answer: B) 15cm... Thats rightit can take as little as 15cm of water for a small car to begin to float. Medium cars can be moved in as little as 30cm of water, and larger cars only 45cm! So, next time youre driving and you come across a flooded road, turn around and find another way. Looking for more information on how to be prepared for floods? Visit our website. https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/site/flood.jsp

16.01.2022 TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE Burton Street Clare will be closed to all traffic from Monday 17th August for a period of 6-8 weeks due to scaffolding and building works.

14.01.2022 Camping these school holidays? Have fun and make sure you stay safe: - Dont set up your campsite or park cars near trees or underneath large, overhanging branc...hes. - Learn if where youre camping has a history of flooding and be prepared if rain is forecast. - Have a battery-powered radio with you to listen to any warnings, and make sure you have spare batteries for it. No matter if youre staying at home or heading out, always make sure youre prepared in case severe weather strikes. Our volunteers are always here to help. If you need us, call us on 132 500. For life-threatening emergencies, call Triple Zero (000).

14.01.2022 Did you get the answer for todays quiz? Question: During which event would you call 132 500? Answer: C) Tree falls on your home.... If a tree decides to rest on your fence and is not causing an emergency, calling a local arborist may be the best solution. If a tree or large branch falls on a person, you should call 000 immediately since this is a life-threatening emergency. But, when a tree decides to fall on your home, give us a call on 132 500 and our volunteers will be there to help. However, if its a life-threatening emergency, always call 000 first. Learn more about when to call 132 500 by visiting our website. https://www.ses.sa.gov.au//incide/when_to_call_132_500.jsp

14.01.2022 An incredibly busy year so far for the SA State Emergency Service

13.01.2022 Storms, floods and heat can impact all of us, whether we are at home, at work wherever you are. Remember, if you need us, call 132 500. Our volunteers are alw...ays here for you24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Keep up-to-date with the weather in SA by visiting the Bureau of Meteorology website and visit our website for tips to be prepared. https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/home/

13.01.2022 UPDATE: Severe weather is no longer occurring in South Australia, so the severe weather warning has been CANCELLED. Fallen trees or debris may still be on roads... so please drive carefully. If you need SES assistance, call us on 132 500. For life-threatening emergencies, call 000 immediately. For more information, visit http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDS21037.shtml

12.01.2022 Thursday night crew members participated in a rescue training scenario where a casualty had fallen into a pit and sustained injuries. Our volunteers made their way into the pit and provided first aid to the casualty before preparing them to be lifted out using a rescue litter. A huge thankyou for the support from Earles Transport Clare and for allowing us to use the pit in their depot for the night.

12.01.2022 It was excellent to have Chris Beattie visit our unit tonight, and once again, congratulations to Clare Unit Manager Brad Jaeschke on receiving his 10 year long service medals.

12.01.2022 Its Mens Health Week, a week where mens healthphysical and mentalis put in the spotlight, so we can have important conversations about key issues in mens ...health, and their health outcomes and needs. There are many things we can do this week, and all weeks of the year, to support the men in our lives, including getting in touch to avoid social isolation, reminding them to get a health check, getting a group together virtually for a catch up, and more. Lets work together for Mens Health. For more information, visit https://www.menshealthweek.org.au/ Picture credit: Mens Health Week

12.01.2022 SES State Heatwave Summary Severe heatwave conditions have been forecast by the Bureau of Meteorology for the North West Pastoral District for Friday 27 Novembe...r 2020. Severe heatwaves are especially challenging for babies and young children, the elderly, pregnant women and those who are already unwell, but even healthy people should take care. Low-intensity heatwave conditions have also been forecast for the Adelaide Metropolitan, Mount Lofty Ranges, Riverland, Murraylands, Mid North, Flinders, West Coast, Eastern Eyre Peninsula, Lower Eyre Peninsula and North East Pastoral districts. Most people are able to cope well during low-intensity heatwaves but the very young, elderly or those with medical conditions should take care. For more info, visit our website. https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/heatwave/

11.01.2022 SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE 22:58 Tuesday, 18 August 2020

11.01.2022 Just as its nice to sleep through a storm, trees often like to take a rest as well. Keep vehicles from turning into tree beds by parking them under cover and a...way from trees and large branches. Need emergency SES assistance? Give us a call on 132 500. If its a life-threatening emergency, call Triple Zero (000) immediately. Visit our website for more handy tips before, during and after storms. https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/site/storm.jsp

09.01.2022 Remember to tie down loose items around your home and dont park cars under trees. If you require SES assistance call 132 500. For life threatening emergencies call 000 immediately.

09.01.2022 Over the weekend Clare SES sent three volunteers to Whyalla to complete a ESO COVID-19 Co-Responder course. The aim of the course is to train SES volunteers in SAAS practices, including SAAS pit crew CPR, how to drive an ambulance, and many other techniques used to effectively respond alongside SAAS volunteers should the need arise. Well done to Jayden, Jim and Mark on completing the course and becoming SA Ambulance co-responders.

09.01.2022 To us, always being prepared is key, and that includes knowing when to call 132 500, when to call Triple Zero (000) or when a non-emergency contact is best for ...the situation. 132 500 is the number for SES emergency assistance during floods and storms, for example, when theres serious damage to your home, if your property is at risk of flooding, or if a tree has fallen on your car or home. Always consider whether your situation is an emergency we can assist with or whether someone else can help. If its a life-threatening emergency, call Triple Zero (000) immediately. For more tips on when to call 132 500, visit our website. https://www.ses.sa.gov.au//incide/when_to_call_132_500.jsp

09.01.2022 Did you have some strong winds blowing a gale around your home yesterday? Be sure to check your home and property for any damage. And, as you head out today, be... aware of road hazards, such as debris, and fallen trees, large branches and powerlines. Need SES assistance? Call us on 132 500. If its a life-threatening emergency, call Triple Zero (000). Want more tips on what to do after a storm? Visit our website. https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/site/storm/after.jsp

09.01.2022 The Clare State Emergency Service members are saddened by the news of Stuart Lamberts passing. To Stuarts family, friends and fellow SES members Our thoughts are with you all during this difficult time. Today and always may loving memories bring you strength, comfort and peace.

08.01.2022 Severe Thunderstorm Warning for DAMAGING WINDS For people in Eastern Eyre Peninsula, Flinders, Mid North, Riverland, Murraylands, Upper South East and parts of Mount Lofty Ranges, Yorke Peninsula, Lower South East, North West Pastoral and North East Pastoral districts.... Issued at 11:06 am Sunday, 22 November 2020. Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce damaging wind gusts in excess of 90 km/h in the warning area today, mostly during the afternoon and early evening. Locations which may be affected include Whyalla, Renmark, Port Augusta, Port Pirie, Clare, Murray Bridge, Naracoorte, Bordertown, Hawker, Jamestown, Roxby Downs and Woomera. Rain may be heavy at times, but due to the fast moving thunderstorms it is not expected to persist long enough to lead to flash flooding. While thunderstorms are also occurring outside of this warning area, they are not expected to be severe. The State Emergency Service advises that people should: * Secure or put away loose items around your property. * Move cars under cover or away from trees. * Keep clear of fallen power lines. * Stay indoors, away from windows, while storms are nearby. The next warning is due to be issued by 2:10 pm. If severe thunderstorms develop in the Adelaide Region, a more detailed Severe Thunderstorm Warning will be issued to people in this area. Warnings are also available through TV and Radio broadcasts, the Bureau's website at www.bom.gov.au or call 1300 659 210. The Bureau and State Emergency Service would appreciate warnings being broadcast regularly.

05.01.2022 Ever seen floodwater and thought Should I drive/walk/ride through that? We can help you answer your questionno, you shouldnt. Floodwater is dangerous since ...you never know how deep it is or whats in it. So, next time you see floodwater, keep yourself and others safe and find another way. Never drive, walk or ride through it. And, during these school holidays, if there is rain and it brings some flooding in your area, dont let kids play in or near floodwater. If you need emergency SES assistance, call us on 132 500. If its a life-threatening situation, call 000 immediately. Looking for more information about how you can prepare for floods? Visit our website. https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/site/flood.jsp

03.01.2022 Please be aware that a prescribed burn will be taking place. Avoid the area if possible. Smoke will be visible in the area, so please keep all windows and doors closed on your homes.

03.01.2022 There is some thick fog in and around Clare this morning making driving conditions dangerous. Please slow down and drive to the conditions, and have your headlights on for increased visibility.

03.01.2022 With rain and potential snowfall in the mid north tomorrow and Friday, please stay safe, slow down and always drive to the conditions.

01.01.2022 As you would have seen earlier this week, we have five new rescue trucks and 10 new flood and storm response trailers that have been built here in SA by Agri-Bi...ts and will be deployed to SES units across the state. Units receiving new trucks include Berri State Emergency Service, Mount Gambier and District SES, Keith State Emergency Service, Kingston SES Rescue and Snowtown SES. Some of these units will also receive a new flood and storm response trailer alongside Whyalla SES, Barmera SES, Bordertown State Emergency Service, South Coast State Emergency Service, Clare State Emergency Service, Kapunda Unit SA State Emergency Service and Tumby Bay State Emergency Service. These trucks and trailers will ensure our volunteers continue to have access to the best equipment to keep South Australians safe.

01.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day to all the dads, stepdads, grandads and all other father figures out there. And a huge thankyou to the fathers in the Clare SES who dedicate their time supporting our community to protect what is important to them. #fathersday2020