Fire and Rescue NSW Station 105 Kelso in Kelso, New South Wales, Australia | Fire station

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 105 Kelso

Locality: Kelso, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6331 3890

Address: 4 Pat O’Leary Drive 2795 Kelso, NSW, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 TOTAL FIRE BAN TODAY A TOTAL FIRE BAN is now in place for our local area until midnight tonight with hot temperatures and strong westerly winds forecast for much of the day. Please report all unattended fire's to 000 immediately and stay up to date on the fire's near me app. #prepareactsurvive

22.01.2022 Devastating news today, with the passing of a Rural Fire Service volunteer firefighter from Hill End Rural Fire Brigade following firefighting operations at an incident in Hill End. From all of us at 105 Kelso, we send our deepest condolences to the family, friends and fellow fire-fighters during this terrible time. Thankyou for your service to the people of NSW.

17.01.2022 Incident Call: 6.28pm. Kelso 105 Pumper and STP63 (Kelso Spare) responded to an MVA involving a Biosoil (Treated human waste) semi trailer, which whilst navigating a roundabout at Ashworth Dr, the trailer rolled onto its side spilling the (Smelly) contents onto the road. Crews got to work establishing there were no spills or environmental risks, and remained to assist while the trailer was removed. Contractors remain on-site removing excess spill and the road west bound remains closed. Diversions in place. Great work by Police, RMS, Ambulance, Essential Energy and local contactors. #105RETAINED #preparedforanything #smellysmellysmelly

17.01.2022 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of years since 2010 are now starting to reach the end of their life span and will need to be replaced if they are out of date.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

16.01.2022 Very high fire danger for Bathurst and the Central Ranges. Remember, if you see a fire without a fire truck in attendance, call 000 immediately...stay cool!!! #105RETAINED #preparedforanything

16.01.2022 WHITE RIBBON DAY | Domestic and family violence is a significant threat to our NSW community. We encourage people to stand up, speak out and stop violence of any kind so we can help build a safer NSW community for everyone. #MoreThanFire #Community #WRD2020

12.01.2022 Thursday 1st October marks the start of the 2020/21 Bush Fire Danger Period for the Bathurst Regional Council area. During the Bush Fire Danger Period any person wishing to light a fire in the open will require a Fire Permit, including hazard reduction burns. A Fire Permit is required for burning activities during the Bush Fire Danger Period and helps to ensure fire is used safely, minimising the danger to you, your property, your neighbours and the community. Permits are free and can be obtained from your local permit issuing officer or the Chifley Fire Control Centre on 1300 258 737. Visit the FRNSW or RFS websites for great help and information in how to prepare your property.

10.01.2022 Thunderstorm Forecast 30/10/2020 ~ 8:00 - 23:59. Thunderstorms are possible in the region today most likely to occur during the afternoon and evening. Thunderstorms in the region today could become severe and possibly produce damaging winds, large hail and heavy rain. Some thunderstorms in the red area do have a chance of becoming a supercell.... If you need help during a storm you can call SES on 132 500 or in the event of an emergency call 000 immediately.

08.01.2022 Kelso 105 Pumper and Kelso Spare have been in attendance at this incident since 1am this morning, returning to station this afternoon, with another crew returning to Manildra tonight. Many central west stations in attendance. #preparedforanything #105RETAINED

08.01.2022 And here we go. The first TOTAL FIRE BAN for the Bathurst area and surrounds is tomorrow (Sunday 29th). We are going to see hot and windy conditions. All permits are suspended during this time. Please, if you see a fire, ring 000 immediately!!! #hothothot #totalfireban

07.01.2022 SEVERE TO EXTREME HEATWAVE - #NSW Increased fire danger ratings will be coming over the next week. Remember if you see a fire ring 000 immediately. An intense November heatwave is expected to affect large parts of the state for the last week of the month and persist into early December as a slow moving and very hot air mass pools over the region. ... Temperatures are expected to be more typical of a mid-summer heatwave rather than late spring, with the temperature expected to soar into the mid to high 40s across some inland areas over consecutive days. Western parts of NSW are expected to scorch, with towns such as #Bourke, #Wilcannia, #Walgett and #WhiteCliffs likely to see at least 5-6 consecutive days of 40+ temperatures and some locations possibly longer. Bourke may reach up to 46 on Sunday and Tuesday. Whilst some may think these temperatures over inland areas are typical, for this time of year they are very unusual (generally occurring in January and February), with only November 2009 and 2014 seeing similar heat. The slopes, ranges and eastern plains (#Dubbo, #Moree, #Tamworth etc) will feel the worst of the heat a little later, with the hottest airmass affecting these regions from the weekend and into early December, with temperatures into the high 30s and low to mid 40s. Further east will be spared the worst heat, with weak southerly changes preventing heat from persisting over consecutive days. #Sydney will see it’s hottest days this weekend reaching the mid 30s in the city, and up to 42 in the west. The hot airmass is expected to break down over the east of the country within the first week of December due to a cold front and an increase of moisture, showers and storms.

07.01.2022 Have you changed your clock? How about the batteries in your smoke alarm? We have....have you? If you need help with your smoke alarm or you are unsure if it is out of date etc, send us a message and we will help you out. Stay safe!!! #105RETAINED #preparedforanything #daylightsavings

06.01.2022 HOT WEATHER IS ON THE WAY | With increased growth, there's an increased risk of grass fires this season. Know what to do to get ready. Check www.myfireplan.com.au for tips on how to keep your family and property safe. #theheatison #105RETAINED