Fire and Rescue NSW Station 340 Umina in Woy Woy, New South Wales, Australia | Government organisation

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 340 Umina

Locality: Woy Woy, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 4344 6293

Address: 55-59 Trafalgar Ave 2256 Woy Woy, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.fire.nsw.gov.au

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22.01.2022 https://www.shine.com.au//road-rules-around-emergency-vehi

21.01.2022 The emergency app has been updated with what3words to assist with finding locations..

18.01.2022 A multi agency response this evening resulted in the safe rescue of a male who had fallen 10 m from a cliff face at pearl beach. The heavy rescue and rescue pump from 304 Gosford were responded for vertical rescue capability, and along with crews from 340 Umina, a rescue plan was devised and put into action, a top belay pick up using the Arizona vortex was established. NSW Fire and rescue vertical rope rescue specialists were sent down to initially stabilise the patient , fol...lowed by Ambulance paramedics who were then hauled up together with patient who was then airlifted to hospital. A great outcome, working together with our fellow emergency services in challenging conditions as light faded into darkness. Fire and Rescue NSW NSW Ambulance NSW Police Force NSW Rural Fire Service #preparedforanything #workingtogether

12.01.2022 2020 CHRISTMAS APPEAL Every year FRNSW receive presents that are donated from the community as part of the Salvation Army Christmas Appeal on the Central Coast.... Today sisters Alison and Melissa Monaghan from Kariong, arrived at Gosford Fire and Rescue Station with their mother’s [Janelle] van loaded to the brim with toys, puzzles, games, trikes, Barbies and more presents that they have been gathering throughout the year. This is the 10th year they have been doing this. Since Melissa got her drivers license Their selfless spirit and generosity, especially this year should not go unnoticed. All of the firefighters at Gosford and the rest of FRNSW hope you have an amazing Christmas since you’ll be putting smiles on so many children’s faces. Thank you... #centralcoast #community #salvationarmy #MoreThanFire #PreparedforAnything #FRNSW

09.01.2022 Phegans bay strikes again..good job Gosford

05.01.2022 We have just attended a motor vehicle accident on Bourke rd..a female was cut from her car by fire rescue crews,treated by NSW Ambulance and flown to hospital by Careflight..Bourke rd between Trafalgar and Springwood will be closed while NSW Police investigate.

05.01.2022 Last nights car fire at Umina oval..handed over to Brisbane Water Police District for investigation

03.01.2022 This long weekend, when you change your clocks, check your smoke alarm! Many smoke alarms installed before or in the couple of years since 2010 are now startin...g to reach the end of their life span and will need to be replaced if they are out of date. Don’t risk it, test it. Working smoke alarms help save lives. #PreparedForAnything #ProtectTheIrreplaceable

02.01.2022 FIRE SAFETY TIP #04 | Cigarettes can be deadly in more ways than one. House and grass fires are commonly caused by improperly extinguished or tossed cigarettes.... Always discard and extinguish cigarettes in a container made from either metal, glass or ceramic material - like an ash tray. For more fire safety tips, visit us: https://fal.cn/3cdS1. See more

02.01.2022 The NSW Police Force is now using geo-targeting to locate high risk missing persons, sending emergency alerts to mobiles in the area where the person went missi...ng. We remind you that if you receive a text message from 0444 444 444 this is an official alert to seek your assistance. This text will provide you with information and a link to an image.

01.01.2022 IGNITABLE LIQUID DETECTION CANINES | Congratulations to brothers Xenos and Xando for graduating with flying colours to become fully-fledged Ignitable Liquid Det...ection Canines for Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW). Handlers Craig Gordon (Xenos) and Ray Irving (Xando) are fully aware that they have one of the best jobs in FRNSW with two of only three dogs of their kind in Australia. They join canine colleague Gandalf and handler Tim Garret on the frontlines. FRNSW’s detection canine program began in 1995 and the animals have proven their worth many times over in determining the cause of numerous fires across NSW. #MoreThanFire #PreparedForAnything