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Fire and Rescue NSW Station 343 Katoomba

Locality: Katoomba, New South Wales

Phone: +247 826733

Address: 14 Cascade St 2780 Katoomba, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 A big shout out to everyone who is getting tested recently. Thank you for keeping our community safe. Lets beat this thing!

24.01.2022 This video concludes our Open Week. A huge thank you to everyone who has watched and hopefully learnt something from us this past week. We look forward to seeing you at the station for our Open Day next year!

24.01.2022 Please have a look around your home and secure any loose items and park your car under shelter. It appears that the storms are more likely to impact west of the Mountains, however the weather is unpredictable. https://fb.watch/D-JbyknSu

24.01.2022 Katoomba! We thought you should know our operating hours over Christmas and New Years: #NeverClosed #PreparedForAnything #ProtectingTheIrreplaceable #MoreThanFire #YourStation #343

23.01.2022 South st between third avenue and Barton st Katoomba closed due to powerlines down. Waiting on electrical authorities.

23.01.2022 NSW Police are mourning the loss of one of their own. Senior Constable Kelly Foster, stationed in Lithgow, tragically lost her life yesterday whilst endeavourin...g to save a person in distress at Wollangambe Canyon at Mount Wilson. Both Kelly and the person she was trying to rescue did not survive. Our thoughts are with both families and Kelly’s colleagues during this sad time. See more

23.01.2022 Katoomba did you know: Calling Triple Zero (000) from a mobile phone will now automatically provide emergency services with the location of callers thanks to new technology.

23.01.2022 Today firefighters from 343 Katoomba and Fire and Rescue NSW Station 445 Springwood attended a multi-agency hazard reduction in Medlow Bath. This work is a crucial undertaking for our community’s safety. A big shout out to the NSW Rural Fire Service and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service for some outstanding work.

22.01.2022 The leading cause of home fires is unattended cooking. Don't add to this statistic. Stay in the kitchen while cooking and turn off the stove before you leave. #PreparedForAnything #ProtectTheIrreplaceable #MoreThanFire

22.01.2022 A little Video from the Retained staff at 445 Springwood that shows a bit of the life of an On call Firefighter, some equipment and History

22.01.2022 During this tragic time our thoughts are with the family and friends of Senior Constable Kelly Foster, and all at the Chifley Police District. #Hero

21.01.2022 Hi Tomorrow, Friday 04/09/20 (weather permitting) firefighters from 343 Katoomba will be working with the RFS to put in a hazard reduction burn along Cliff Drive and Glenraphael Drive Katoomba. We will have an Urban Pumper and 4WD Tanker in attendance.

21.01.2022 Congratulations to all FFs who attended and completed this vital training. A massive acknowledgement to Wes Haynes from our station.

20.01.2022 Static Water Supply program 2020 Bushfire Season Preparations Fire fighters are urging residents of Katoomba and surrounding towns to sign up to the Static Water Supply (SWS) program ahead of the bushfire season if their home has a swimming pool, water tank or dam that could be used for firefighting purposes. Residents living in high bushfire risk areas can identify where their pool, tank or dam is as part of the SWS program, beginning their bush fire preparations and help...ing firefighters locate these vital water resources when they need it most this summer. Participating residents will be given a free SWS sign to display prominently on their letterbox or fence so that it’s clearly visible to firefighters from the road. Completing a Bushfire Survival Plan should also be part of your plans and will help residents and their families make important decisions about what to do during a bushfire before it’s too late. Get in contact with Katoomba Fire & Rescue or your nearest fire station and sign up for the program. Call: 02 47 826 733 Email: [email protected]

20.01.2022 No excuse or reason ever!

20.01.2022 This is very important, please read.

19.01.2022 BUSH FIRE I #Bardia Shortly before 1am Sydney Fire Communications - Fire Rescue NSW - 801 Station received the first of numerous 000 calls to a bushfire at Bral...los st Bardia. Fire and Rescue St Andrews responded and on arrival found an area of bush alight with residents advising us that it had been started by illegal fire works. Local residents were working with buckets and garden hoses to battle the fire. Fire and Rescue NSW crews worked with St Andrews Aerial Pumper and bulk tanker to contain the fire. The fire was extinguished in approx 30 minutes with no damage to property. Many thanks to local residents for their assistance.

19.01.2022 343 FRNSW remembers the sacrifice made by 343 firefighters from FDNY, who died in the line of duty on this day 19 years ago. Your service will never be forgotten.

19.01.2022 On Saturday, January 23, FDNY members from Ladder 10 and Marine 6 operated at Battery Park in Manhattan, near the Statue of Liberty Ferry for a person in the wa...ter. Ladder Company 10 arrived first on scene, and rescue swimmer Firefighter Dennis Wick made his way into the water. Firefighter Wick was able to secure the individual. Marine Company 6 arrived on scene shortly after and sent in rescue swimmer Firefighter Ryan Barnett to assist Firefighter Wick in the water. Firefighter John Gemmell pulled all the members and the patient onboard Marine 6. The patient was transferred to FDNY Paramedics Jonathan Kleisner and Matthew Olton, Station 8, who provided patient care and transport to a local hospital. See more

19.01.2022 We’ve worn masks to protect you for a long time. Now we need you to wear yours to protect yourself, your family, your colleagues and our way of life.

19.01.2022 Flashback Friday: As part of our Open Day 2020, we will share some videos from the last few months. It was only 5 months ago that crews from all over NSW, Austr...alia and the world were working up and down the east coast of Australia as bushfires raged. LITHGOW: FRNSW crews from across NSW came together on the streets of Clarence near Lithgow. They saved lives, sheltered some horses and protected property. #PreparedForAnything #MoreThanFire #NSWFires #FRNSW #ProtectTheIrreplacable #frnswmedia

19.01.2022 During the Corona Virus lockdown fire fighters have seen many residents taking advantage of restrictions to catch up on gardening and maintenance around their homes. Fire & Rescue NSW and local Blue Mountain stations are encouraging residents to take advantage of this time and continue to prepare their homes for future bush fire seasons. Part of this can include adopting your nearest fire hydrant and keeping it clean. Check out the Fire & Rescue NSW website for more information.

17.01.2022 Save the app that could save your life. ‘Emergency +’ is a national app developed by Australia's emergency services and their Government and industry partners, ...helping people to call the right number at the right time, anywhere in Australia. The app uses a mobile phone's GPS functionality so callers can provide emergency call-takers with their location information as determined by their smart phone. ‘Emergency+’ also includes SES and Police Assistance Line numbers as options, so non-emergency calls are made to the most appropriate number. When calling Triple Zero (000), remember to stay focused, stay relevant, and stay on the line. Before you call, ask yourself: * Is someone seriously injured or in need of urgent medical help? * Is your life or property being threatened? * Have you just witnessed a serious accident or crime? If you answered 'Yes' to any of these questions, call Triple Zero (000). Triple Zero calls are free. Important if there is no mobile coverage on any network, you will not be able to reach the Emergency Call Service via a mobile phone.

17.01.2022 After completing skills maintenance training at the Emergency Services Academy at Orchard Hills, in structural fire fighting, there is time for a quick photo.

17.01.2022 Katoomba: Firefighters from your station will be out and about today for community safety, giving support during the total fire ban. As ever - please call 000 in the case of an emergency.

17.01.2022 Congratulations to all the FFs, however in particular to Tau Kaulima and Robert Jinks who have both joined our station. We continue the family tradition in the service as Rob joins his father Tony to work together in protecting our great community .

17.01.2022 #preparedforanything Snow chain training.

17.01.2022 Houses saved by quick response from 343 B platoon. A fire broke out in a shed in Albion St Katoomba around 11pm last night, If not for permanent firefighters on shift 24/7 and backed up by our on call firefighters this could of been a lot worse. Good work by all involved.

16.01.2022 IMPORTANT INFORMATION!

16.01.2022 A Total fire ban has been declared for Sunday 29th November for the Greater Sydney Area. The Fire Danger Rating is Severe. A total fire ban means no fires out in the open. A total fire ban helps limit the potential of fires developing. During a Total Fire Ban you cannot light, maintain or use a fire in the open, or to carry out any activity in the open that causes, or is likely to cause, a fire.... General purpose hot works (such as welding, grinding or gas cutting or any activity that produces a spark or flame) are not to be done in the open. If you come across or see an unintended fire please call 000 and give the operator as much accurate information as you can regarding the location. To assist with the location download the Emergency Plus App, which now has What3Words feature to advise you of your location down to 3m x 3m. https://emergencyapp.triplezero.gov.au/ For more information - https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au//fdr-and-t/total-fire-ban-rules

15.01.2022 We not only remembering today all the Firefighters that came before us but also those that helped make it happen - their families, their loved ones, their friends. Past and present! #NeverClosed #PreparedForAnything #ProtectingTheIrreplaceable #MoreThanFire #YourStation #343

15.01.2022 Today is Restart a Heart Day. If you believe someone has suffered a cardiac arrest, take immediate action: - Call Triple Zero (000) for an ambulance - Start CP...R by pushing hard and fast in the centre of the chest - Shock using a defibrillator as soon as possible to restart the heart, if one is available. Signs of a cardiac arrest are present when a person is: - unconscious - unresponsive - has no pulse - has absent or abnormal breathing. A cardiac arrest is different to a heart attack where a person is awake and has symptoms such as pain in the chest, difficulty breathing, nausea or feeling light-headed. For more information on cardiac arrest and using a defibrillator visit: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/cardiacarrest//consumers.aspx

14.01.2022 Safety starts at home, ensure around your is maintained, we are still in bushfire season.

14.01.2022 Well, snow in the mountains this morning, Winter is on the way. To help us help you, please visit https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/page.php?id=9284 and have a look at the Get Ready for Winter safety messages and information. Reading and ensuring that you have a checklist, working smoke detector and your flue and chimney cleaned, could stop this happening:... #PreparedForAnything #MoreThanFire #ProtectTheIrreplaceable

14.01.2022 Katoomba: This morning at 0335 hours Firefighters from Katoomba station attended a house fire in Katoomba. Thankfully Firefighters were able to quickly extinguish the fire, saving the house. All occupants were uninjured and are safe. At 0740 hours we were called to a second house fire, also in Katoomba. This location was quickly rendered safe prior to our arrival. We would like to acknowledge the quick thinking of the family who lived there, who knew something was wrong an...d asked for help. A great outcome for all involved. If you know know something is wrong, please call 000 and help will come. #NeverClosed #PreparedForAnything #ProtectingTheIrreplaceable #MoreThanFire #YourStation #343

14.01.2022 Today is RUOK day, during the unprecedented times we are living in, its really important to reach out to family, friends and community and say Hi. Despite claims to the contrary, we live in a community and looking out for each other is important. COVID is affecting us in many different ways and we are all handling it with varying degrees of success. Resilience is now the new buzz word, buts it's not a silver bullet, rather a tool in your toolbox. Look out and be kind to ea...ch other and we will get through this. So RUOK....start a conversation.....

13.01.2022 Thank you #NSWAmbulance for keeping us safe on the fire ground .

13.01.2022 Katoomba! This afternoon firefighters from your station attended a car fire - the area was quickly rendered safe and no one was injured. #NeverClosed #PreparedForAnything #ProtectingTheIrreplaceable #MoreThanFire #YourStation #343

12.01.2022 Great video on structural fires, demonstrating how we make entrance, extinguish the fire and get out safely. Safety underpins everything we do.

12.01.2022 STORM RESPONSE | As last night’s storm traveled east across most of Sydney, FRNSW answered 351 Triple Zero (000) calls between 6pm and 9pm. While some of these ...calls were directed to the NSW SES and NSW Rural Fire Service, we assigned 204 vehicles to 154 incidents ranging from wires down across the area, to a tree down on a train near East Richmond and a major fire in Ashfield. See more

12.01.2022 "It was just before midnight and I smelled the smoke. We saw embers in the rear so we closed the windows, and I told my parents to get ready to evacuate. I ran ...to my neighbor's house, and since I know my neighbors I noticed everyone was outside except for the gentleman I always say 'hi' to. I wasn't thinking, I guess it was just my training, I just went in there and I found him all the way in the rear. I told him that I have to get you out, that we have to go. He said he was going to walk but there was no time. The door was getting charred and I could see the flames going. So I made the decision to pick him up and I took him outside. Everybody was outside safe so I ran back to my own house. I got both my parents and my dog outside. I watched the fire spread, and there was nothing we could do. We lost everything. It's unfortunate but we'll get through it. I'm just happy that we all got out safe," says FDNY Firefighter Piotr Orlowski, Engine 202, who was off-duty, at home on Saturday night when he ran into his neighbor's burning home on 74th Street in Brooklyn to rescue him from a fire. The fire grew to a fifth alarm, and due to high winds, extended to Firefighter Orlowski's own home next door. Twelve Firefighters suffered non-life-threatening injuries while battling the fire, and both homes were destroyed. FDNY Chief Kevin Woods, Staten Island Borough Commander, says, "He went in to search the fire apartment without the protection of a charged hose line. He used his training, he used his skills, and he used his abilities, and he was able to search that entire apartment as it was filling with smoke and filling with fire. In total, twelve occupants from both buildings were safely evacuated. Due to his training, his skills, and abilities, Firefighter Orlowski saved a life." The cause of the fire is under investigation by FDNY Fire Marshals. See more

11.01.2022 BETTER PROTECTION | Our state-of-the-art Personal Protective Clothing (PPC) has come a long way since days of old. Our new range of PPC is both lightweight an...d heavy duty. It has extra room for movement and comfort, as well as a customised moisture barrier and other features that help keep us safe while on the job. This helps us to be #PreparedForAnything. #HistoryWeek2020 Museum of Fire

11.01.2022 Public service announcement!

11.01.2022 Lest we forget.

11.01.2022 Congratulations to our newest on call Firefighters who completed their Fire and Rescue NSW training program on the weekend. The students traveled from the Blue ...Mountains, Hunter Valley and western regional stations to complete their training phase at the outreach campus at Wellington, western NSW. The course was facilitated by the Regional Retained Training Team and the Academy Operations Officer. Congratulations to all! Fire and Rescue NSW Station 233 Bourke Fire and Rescue NSW Station 256 Cobar Fire and Rescue NSW Station 208 Aberdeen Fire and Rescue NSW Station 323 Hillston Fire and Rescue NSW Station 456 Temora Fire and Rescue NSW Station 343 Katoomba Fire and Rescue NSW Station 361 Leura Fire & Rescue NSW - MW Area Command Fire and Rescue NSW Region West 3 See more

10.01.2022 This is a great app, which will allow us to help you, when you are not sure where you are.

10.01.2022 And just like that: Today is the official end to the fire season - the quietest one in more than 10 years! We all remember what we all went through last year. Likewise those who have lost and suffered in the recent floods are in our thoughts. ... #NeverClosed #PreparedForAnything #ProtectingTheIrreplaceable #MoreThanFire #YourStation #343

10.01.2022 Update from Strike Team Zulu.

09.01.2022 When we respond to an incident on a road, this then becomes our workplace, please slow down.

09.01.2022 https://twitter.com/frnsw/status/1303582841255624705?s=21 https://twitter.com/frnsw/status/1303550996841406466?s=21

09.01.2022 Daylight Savings commenced on Sun 4th October 2020 at 2.00 a.m. Now is the perfect time to check your Smoke Alarms to make sure that they are operational. Chang...e batteries and if you can It’s also good to give them a vacuum to remove any dust. Check out our fact sheets below https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/page.php?id=80

09.01.2022 Want to join the the Community Fire Unit Program? Check out the link in 037’s story on how to make it happen. #NeverClosed #PreparedForAnything #ProtectingTheIrreplaceable #MoreThanFire #YourStation #343

09.01.2022 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.

09.01.2022 Simply thank you

09.01.2022 You never know what the call will be... #preparedforanything

08.01.2022 For everyone's safety, today crews from Katoomba fire station responded to calls for assistance by paramedics. There were two people requiring medical assistance and were then carried out and transferred to ASNSW. This is a timely reminder to ensure that you have an appropriate level of fitness, sufficient water, suitable footwear and remember to slip, slop, slap, cover and socially distance. The Mountain's weather is dynamic, please ensure that you are prepared and even tho...ugh we are in Spring, the temperatures are still elevated. FRNSW crews from Wentworth Falls and Glenbrook also responded to similar incidents today.

08.01.2022 Thank you Fire and Rescue NSW Station 027 Parramatta

07.01.2022 Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced the FDNY Incident Management Team (IMT), comprised of 50 FDNY members, has deployed to Pacific Valley Station, California, ...to support the containment effort for the Dolan fire that is currently devastating the Central Coast region. This two-week deployment is the largest ever single FDNY Incident Management Team deployment to a wildland fire. The IMT will be assisting with managing the operations, planning, and logistics for the containment effort, which is extremely difficult because the Dolan Fire is up against steep terrain that is inaccessible to most fire suppression efforts. To combat this difficulty, FDNY IMT will be utilizing drones to locate hotspots so that helicopters can fly in large buckets of water to extinguish the fire, supervising the strengthening of existing fire lines, and monitoring the potential spread of fire into additional areas. In addition, the team will be supervising fire units operating across large geographic areas of the forest; tracking all resources, including Firefighting personnel and apparatus; and tracking costs related to equipment, food, and supplies, as well as possible injuries to first responders operating in the fire line area. A separate group of 15 IMT members returned home last week after a two-week deployment to Oregon to assist with containment and management of the Brattain Fire in the Fremont-Winema National Forest. IMTs are federally-trained teams of first responders responsible for overseeing large-scale, long-duration incidents and emergencies, including forest fires, earthquakes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters. Following September 11, 2001, an IMT from the US Forestry Service greatly assisted FDNY with the rescue and recovery effort at the World Trade Center site. From this experience, the FDNY IMT was formed to manage incidents here in NYC and across the country. The FDNY IMT consists of more than 300 members from all ranks in the Department, and has responded to multiple national emergencies including forest fires; to New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina; in Broome County, NY following Hurricane Irene, and here in New York City after Hurricane Sandy.

07.01.2022 Fire and Rescue NSW Commissioner Paul Baxter delivers a summary on some of the massive work that has been done in 2020. https://twitter.com/paulbaxterf/status/1340809301045223425 #NeverClosed #PreparedForAnything #ProtectingTheIrreplaceable #MoreThanFire... #YourStation #343 See more

06.01.2022 As the COVID-19 pandemic changes the way we go about our lives, our firefighters and support staff continue to ensure we remain prepared for anything. You may see our firefighters wearing a mask, we'd appreciate it if you could also wear yours if we visit your home or workplace.

06.01.2022 Congratulations to our new recruits, Sham Jason Ward Matt Mcleod Tau Kaulima

06.01.2022 Way to go RAAF, always on deck ready to provide help and assistance.

05.01.2022 Do you know your correct location? Help All Emergency Services to Help YOU. Download the Emergency+ App NOW Visit the App Store or Google Play. ... REMEMBER only call Triple Zero (000) if you see a fire without a Fire Truck in attendance. Triple Zero is for Emergencies only. #Bushfire Information can be found on the NSW Rural Fire Service Website or phone Bush Fire Information Line - 1800 NSW RFS (1800 679 737) NSW Police Force NSW Ambulance ABC Emergency Fire and Rescue NSW #media #HelpUsHelpYou #PreparedForAnything

05.01.2022 #preparedforanything

05.01.2022 Well done and deserved Kevin

04.01.2022 End to another beautiful day here at Katoomba.

03.01.2022 Great news! Katoomba has been chosen to trial the new Tesla Cybertruck that has been modded for brigade work by our American cousins. Rest assured we will have the correct phone number and logos on it when it arrives. A big thanks to Elon Musk for allowing this opportunity. We are confident that this will be far superior to Fire & Rescue NSW Station 301 Glenbrook’s new ‘Dwayne’ pumper.

03.01.2022 #California #LNUlightningcomplexfire #SCULightningComplex #wildfires #LNUlightningcomplex

03.01.2022 Katoomba: today our thoughts are with the NSW Police. They lost one of their own yesterday at the Sydney Police Centre. We give our condolences to his family, friends and colleagues during this very sad time. To our brothers and sisters in NSW Police and NSW Ambulance: if you ever need a chat we are here - 24/7 so please reach out if you need to. ... Also you can get support from friends, family, EAP, Peer support or LIFELINE 131114 or online www.lifeline.org.au crisis chat 7pm to 4am 7 days a week. BEYONDBLUE 1300 22 4636 or online www.beyondblue.org.au webchat 3pm to 12pm. SUICIDE CALLBACK SERVICE 1300 659 467 We are a strong community and please remember: You are not alone.

02.01.2022 ONE YEAR ON | Today we remember the three US crew members on board Coulson Aviation’s Tanker 134, who perished in a devastating crash last year while fighting o...ne of the worst bushfires in NSW’s history. Our thoughts are with their loved ones and all those affected by the tragedy. The incident is a stark reminder of the dangers our firefighters and other emergency workers face to keep our community safe. If you need support, mental health services and resources can be found on the NSW Health website: https://fal.cn/3cUZ9. #MoreThanFire #Community

02.01.2022 Firefighters DC Paul Field .RRCRT Matt MacLeod, RRCRT Sham Ward and RRCRT Tau Kaulima from 343 Katoomba, participated in the push up challenge to raise awareness for Mental Health. There is no shame in asking for help.

02.01.2022 On Friday, January 22, FDNY Fire Protection Inspectors were conducting an inspection at a warehouse located at 318 Nevins Street in Brooklyn. During the inspect...ion, they found propane cylinders stacked from floor to ceiling, and located in a refrigeration unit. There was a total of 904, 20-pound propane cylinders in the warehouse. Fire Protection Inspectors had local fire units respond, Battalion 32, Engine 239, Engine 226, Engine 219, Ladder 105, Ladder 131, to check for gas leaks. When FDNY Fire Marshals arrived, they were met by Mr. Mohamed Mohamed who is the manager of the building. During an interview, he admitted to ordering propane tanks and selling them to another individual so that he could resell them to restaurants and businesses that need heat for outdoor dining. Mr. Mohamed was placed under arrest for reckless endangerment. See more

02.01.2022 In this video Firefighter Gordon Stevens shows us through Engine Keeping and SIMS (Station Inventory Managment System). These processes ensure that all our equipment and vehicles are response ready at all times.

02.01.2022 Congratulations

02.01.2022 Some videos of recent activities of hazard reductions from our Bushfire Officers

01.01.2022 Katoomba! Happy new year to you all from everyone at 343. We hope you and your families have a safe and prosperous new year.

01.01.2022 When the Captain needs a cup of tea....... Fire and Rescue NSW Station 361 Leura

01.01.2022 Katoomba: At 2345 Saturday 23/01/21 your station responded to a single truck accident on the Great Western Highway between Katoomba and Medlow Bath with appliances RP343A, RP343B and T343. The driver was freed by 343 and taken to hospital - a large clean up operation continued well into the morning. A big shout out to Hazmat Lithgow 363, Blue Mountains Police Rescue and NSW Ambulance for their exemplary work. #OneTeam... #NeverClosed #PreparedForAnything #ProtectingTheIrreplaceable #MoreThanFire #YourStation #343 See more

01.01.2022 Well it’s nearly time, thought id put some pictures up of the year and some of where I have been and what we’ve been up too. Merry Xmas Everyone. Be safe over ...the break and see you all next year for some exciting new things. Regards Greg BFO2 Metro and Region South.

01.01.2022 One of the activities and training sessions during week 1 of the 2020 FRNSW USAR Rescue Technician course included a simple teamwork exercise. Participants firs...t had to use the available tools to level the board and then move a ball around the maze using the tools as dynamic stabilisation. This maze table can be used to not only learn team dynamics but also test operators skills and knowledge of a range of equipment. Naturally the instructors introduced other rules to challenge the participants in the exercise. Thanks to Paul Courtney and UKISAR for sharing this idea, a benefit of the world wide collaborative capability environment we work in. Fire and Rescue NSW Burwood Fire and Rescue NSW 015 Station Fire and Rescue NSW Station 001 City of Sydney Fire and Rescue NSW Station 020 Hurstville Fire and Rescue NSW Station 093 Narellan Fire and Rescue NSW Station 036 Crows Nest Fire and Rescue NSW Station 063 Blacktown Fire and Rescue NSW Station 059 Eastwood Fire and Rescue NSW Station 008 Liverpool Fire and Rescue NSW Station 078 Ropes Crossing Fire and Rescue NSW Station 343 Katoomba Fire Rescue N.S.W. 102 Stn Regentville Fire and Rescue NSW Station 304 Gosford Fire and Rescue NSW Station 062 Bankstown Fire and Rescue NSW Station 057 Wentworthville Fire and Rescue NSW Station 222 Belmont Fire and Rescue NSW Station 068 Narrabeen Fire and Rescue NSW Emergency Services Academy

01.01.2022 Hi The Hazard Reduction that was due to commence tomorrow 04/09/20 at Cliff Drive has been postponed due to unfavourable weather conditions. At this stage it is likely to proceed on Monday 07/09/20.