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25.01.2022 To the Daylesford Primary School students Lilly-Alba ,Inigo, Lena and Paula who set up a stall and raised money for the Daylesford Fire Brigade The Captain and all the volunteers thank you very much for your effort, the money raised goes towards making our community a safer place

22.01.2022 Coming soon Bushfire Planning

21.01.2022 Do you know what this is ? Come to the Daylesford Fire Station between 3.30 and 5.00 today and find out ......PLUS meet some volunteer firefighters PLUS get help with your fire plans PLUS - PLUS - PLUS

21.01.2022 The Daylesford Fire Brigade will be open from 3.30 until 5.00 pm tomorrow and even kookaburras are invited. Come and see your station/trucks and bring your fire plan or get help setting one up. Meet some delightful volunteer firefighters !!! SEE YOU AT 3.30 TOMORROW

21.01.2022 Thanks Cliffey’s and all the workers for your Christmas Day opening. It was a real social event combined with great coffee and with the Daylesford dog population in attendance as well ! The staff were flat out all morning, Thanks from all the CFA volunteers.

19.01.2022 Thanks to Sophie Abbott from Ambulance Victoria for coming to the Daylesford Fire Brigade training session tonight to demonstrate to the rescue volunteers how they need to operate to assist the ambos in a rescue situation or if they arrive on the scene first.

19.01.2022 A massive thank you to Greg from Insync, for spending the whole of Saturday afternoon working on the weather station at the Daylesford Fire Brigade.His computer and internet knowledge won out and he managed to get all the addresses, program and connections sorted - and then refused to charge us. This weather station is essential for firefighting planning/tactics as it provides wind speed, direction , temperatures etc in the fire season and also provides the community with the Daylesford current weather and records.Thanks again Greg and I hope those who use the WeatherLink remember you when they need assistance with their computer problems. Paul Anderson - secretary

18.01.2022 A great day for the local community - 8 Daylesford Fire Brigade volunteers who have spent hours and hours training for more than a year under the watchful eye o...f Captain Alistair Grant, passed their Rescue accreditation and can now attend vehicle and other industrial accidents. This training teaches them how to cut up vehicles to release trapped occupants plus trauma first aid. Over the past 7 years the brigade has attended approximately 120 incidents. Thank you to the many residents who donated old motor vehicles for training and congratulations to I Kisonas. G Webster, J Tucker, A Faulkhead, J Mitchell, G Ralphs, R Yanner and K Manning. See more

17.01.2022 The flags at the Daylesford Fire Brigade lowered on Thursday, Friday and Monday to honour the Four Victorian Police force members who were tragically killed last week in the accident. The Captain, officers and volunteers send their sincere condolences to the families.

16.01.2022 Sunday - Daylesford Fire Brigade Captain supervising new rescue trainees cutting up a car kindly donated by Julie Quinn. Trainees are working towards their accreditation in a few weeks time after many months of familiarization on different rescue procedures

14.01.2022 A free Grab & Go bag for red code days for our first 10 visitors to the Station this afternoon. Thanks to the Daylesford Rotary club for sponsoring the bags

12.01.2022 The Daylesford FB rescue crew at the Motorfest where they cut up a car with the jaws of life to show everyone what a rescue involves

09.01.2022 Thanks to all those who visited the Fire Station yesterday - it was good meeting you and we hope you got some useful information Open next Wednesday again 3.30 -5.00Thanks to all those who visited the Fire Station yesterday - it was good meeting you and we hope you got some useful information Open next Wednesday again 3.30 -5.00

08.01.2022 Open today 29th Jan from 3.30;to 5.00 for fire plan information or planning help or just to meet one of the volunteer firefighters and have a look around

08.01.2022 Tomorrow the DFB will be open from 3.30 to 5.00 pm - come and pay us a visit and have a gawk at the trucks and equipment. Help will be available for fire plans etc - the kids will love a look around !

08.01.2022 The Daylesford Fire Brigade is open today (12 Feb) from 3.30 - 5.00pm come and visit us - have a look around - get fire safety/fire plan information or just come to wish us happy Valentine’s Day for Friday !!!

08.01.2022 Daylesford Fire Brigade is open today 19th Feb - 3.30 till 5.00 - come down and visit and pick up a GRAB & GO bag - make it part of your fire plan

07.01.2022 Daylesford Fire Brigade volunteers are joining strike teams to help in Gippsland along with volunteers from other Glenlyon group brigades at present I Kisonas & G Webster are on the fire ground. Accommodation not quite the Ritz and their task force this morning ready to set out - 4 tankers, 2 pumpers, a big fill and a forward control vehicle

05.01.2022 At 5.40 - 1740 the Daylesford Fire Brigades siren will sound along with stations throughout Victoria, in memory of the four Victorian police who were so tragically killed last week

05.01.2022 Thanks Coles For the $500 voucher given to the Daylesford Fire Brigade & other CFA'sThanks Coles For the $500 voucher given to the Daylesford Fire Brigade & other CFA's

04.01.2022 The Daylesford Rotary Club is donating all the proceeds from the market at the primary school tomorrow to the Bushfire Relief Fund, please support them by going, and in so doing help those who need it.

04.01.2022 This wonderful young man is off to NSW with district 15 to help contain fires. Fight that wild beast Joe Tucker.

02.01.2022 Open from 3.30 to 5.00 pm today and every Wednesday. Come and visit the station/get information for your fire plan or just talk to a ‘firey’

01.01.2022 The strength of motor vehicles today - the DFB attended a MVA - in case there was a fire - where a car had crashed into a gully in Hepburn. It was so far down the gully that the tow trucks could not pull it out and a heavy crane was brought in to lift it out - and the driver had walked away!