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Cockburn State Emergency Service

Locality: Cockburn Central

Phone: +61 132500

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25.01.2022 With help from our workmates at Melville SES, we completed 7 call outs this morning. The heavy rains caused ceiling collapse and water ingress/ flooding. Thanks to our volunteers for assisting today.

24.01.2022 The current weather update:

24.01.2022 Some information on when to call the SES:

23.01.2022 The Team are doing us proud...

23.01.2022 1,000 Likes from you and in return 1,000 Thank Yous from us... It really does keep us going...

22.01.2022 Take action with severe weather coming in parts of the Perth Metropolitan, Great Southern, South West, Lower South West. Updated: 09:10 AM, 17 June 2020 Loca...tions which may be affected include Albany, Bunbury, Busselton, Mandurah, Manjimup, Margaret River and Mount Barker. This weather is not unusual for this time of year, but could damage homes and make travel dangerous. Find out more information on the Emergency WA website: www.emergency.wa.gov.au

22.01.2022 Do you have a horse and want to contribute to the SES? Contact the Mounted Section! P.s we like Sam

22.01.2022 We may have been attending a lot of call outs, but this is our first training session in a couple of months following the pandemic outbreak! This is our group of new recruits who have shown amazing patience waiting to start their SES roles. Our teams have an alternating training schedule and strict guidelines to ensure we can keep doing what we do.... Welcome back to training!

21.01.2022 When you have something important to do before training at Cockburn SES

20.01.2022 Time to safely make final storm preparations for your property and family. Bring the animals inside or move farm animals to a safe paddock if rural. Our teams are ready to respond. Stay inside if you can, check your emergency kits are ready, phones charged and call us if you need help.... 132 500.

19.01.2022 More information on the storm front coming through tomorrow and Monday;

18.01.2022 Some say volunteering can leave you feeling warm, well that was certainly the case at last nights Cockburn SES training... Thanks to South Coogee Bush Fire Brigade for their assistance and use of equipment... City of Cockburn | Cockburn Gazette

18.01.2022 We are so proud of all dedicated SES family members, and we got to pay a special thanks and recognition to our incredible long serving legends tonight. Congratulations to Zoe Haddrell on her 10 years of service, Steven Crawford for his 15 years of service and Keith Drayton for his 40 years of dedicated service. What makes it even more special is that each of these amazing volunteers are still incredibly active in the training and operations of Cockburn SES and we are deeply g...rateful for all their knowledge and endless enthusiastic encouragement. Thank You and we salute you!

18.01.2022 #LIVE: The Bureau of Meteorology and Department of Fire and Emergency Services are giving an update on the severe weather forecast in WA this weekend.

18.01.2022 While people are typically sleeping at night, we will give you a little insight into what our amazing dedicated SES volunteers get up to during this time... Requests for Assistance

17.01.2022 Weather update:

17.01.2022 Our teams are responding to call outs this morning. If you need the SES call 132 500. Thank you for safely slowing down on the roads to 40km/hour when emergency services personnel are working close by.

17.01.2022 Storm flooding tip: If you experience any flooding/water ingress, pillow slips also make great sand bags. Need help or advice with storm damage? Have a look at the posts over the past few days to help guide you or call 132 500 for the SES. Picture courtesy of DFES/ Rockingham Kwinana SES

16.01.2022 Emergency planning: Have our number ready in your phone 132 500

15.01.2022 Looking forward to seeing it:

14.01.2022 The chainsaw course this weekend. Its a long and physically demanding weekend. Part of our fatigue management and safety plan includes ensuring our team is properly rested, hydrated and fed. Well done to the crew for finishing!

14.01.2022 And were back to regular training (socially distanced where possible) its been months since the whole group was together! Photo credit: Phil Scanlan

14.01.2022 An update on the response: in the past 24 hours weve had 22 requests for assistance, a lot of fallen trees and large tree limbs. Our teams are still actively responding.

13.01.2022 1,000 Likes from you and in return 1,000 Thank You’s from us... It really does keep us going...

13.01.2022 If you need any help over the next few days of stormy weather our number is 132 500

12.01.2022 Cancellation of storm warning:

12.01.2022 The Team have done an awesome job this morning for a Cockburn SES Community Event. Come down for free sausage sizzle and meet with the Cockburn SES, South Coogee Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade, Success Firefighters to receive Fire Safety information packs to help prepare for the upcoming fire season and information about crime and safety from Neighbourhood Watch Cockburn and CoSafe. The event is all about celebrating our local frontline heroes, and helping to spread the various... messages about safety in our community. Event: Celebrating Frontline Heroes When: Sunday 11 October, 9am to 11.30am Where: Radonich Park, Beeliar

08.01.2022 In last nights training with team Alpha, we prepared large tarpolines with ropes for future roof repairs. This for large repairs, for example when big sections of tiles or the whole roof is missing. By rolling the tarp with pre-tied ropes, we can safely roll it out on a roof in stormy weather. This makes it much safer and easier to do our work.

05.01.2022 If you’re in the area come on down and bring the kids to play and say g’day to your local Emergencey Services Teams... https://www.facebook.com/1772031686456519/posts/2740311646295180/?extid=0&d=n Fran Logan MLA | South Coogee Bush Fire Brigade |Department of Fire and Emergency Services WA | Western Australia Police Force

02.01.2022 First storm call outs for the day. Weve packed extra stock for the various scenarios we might encounter. Thank you to our teams.

01.01.2022 Congratulations to all the recipients, an amazing achievement!