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25.01.2022 Attended the Kalamunda Bush Fire awareness walkthrough today. Hosted by Mark Jackson and run by the Kalamunda Vollys & City of Kalamunda. Get your fire plan ready.

21.01.2022 We’re cutting through the red tape for homeowners! The new Bush Fire Risk Treatment Standards come into effect tomorrow For more info on how the new standards will help homeowners make their properties safer, visit https://bit.ly/3l39g4F

20.01.2022 Caravan and camper-trailer sales have peaked significantly in the last few months. Anyone towing a load this holiday period needs to adhere to safe towing pract...ices. New caravan or camper trailer owners are encouraged to undergo training in safe towing to ensure they're meeting all the necessary requirements. More info and towing tips: https://bit.ly/3cnNHrZ

18.01.2022 Wallangarra Riding & Pony Club would like to say an enormous thank you to Kelvin Anning for organising a new BBQ kindly donated by Elders Insurance. We can now retire the fleet of dilapidated BBQ’s and cooking will now be a pleasure!

18.01.2022 Halloween is here! Be on the lookout for trick or treaters on your local streets tomorrow. Safety tips for trick or treaters and other road users: https://bit.ly/34CdgDA

17.01.2022 Please DON'T throw gas bottles in your rubbish bin! It should go without saying ... but it's suspected a pressurised gas canister caused this rubbish truck f...ire in Kwinana yesterday. As firefighters from across Perth were busy battling the massive Wooroloo fire, they also had to attend this incident in Bertram after the contents of the truck began smouldering during the routine rubbish collection route. The City of Kwinana says the driver was forced to dump the truck's contents on to a residential street to stop the truck from exploding into flames. They say these types of fires are occurring more frequently in recent years, with causes generally being: Lithium or alkaline batteries that ark when electrodes come into contact with conductive materials or are broken under the weight of the contents of the truck. Gas canisters and aerosols can cause fires as the remnants of the contents are extremely flammable and the cans are easily damaged by impacts which can cause fires. Household and other chemicals disposed into bins mix the contents and other chemicals in the collection vehicle causing reactions that can cause fire. People are urged not to deposit dangerous goods in their bins Most councils offer hazardous and electrical waste drop off points. Another rubbish truck fire happened in Ballajura yesterday also. The driver managed to steer the truck to an empty carpark before it went up in flames. Firefighters are investigating the cause. City of Kwinana

15.01.2022 Fatalities and serious injuries on regional roads continue to be over-represented in WA crash statistics with around 60% of all deaths occurring on country road...s. Today's National Road Safety Week theme is 'Shine a Light', motorists around the state are encouraged to switch on their headlights, making themselves more visible to other road users, even in daylight. https://bit.ly/36XXwLg

14.01.2022 Upcoming events for Bushfire Preparedness Bushfire Preparedness Survey: Open now RUI Drill Event November - December Farmers Market... November February Shopping Centre Engagement Booths https://engage.kalamunda.wa.gov.au/bushfire for more information

12.01.2022 Are you Bushfire Ready??