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23.01.2022 There can be lifelong consequences to speeding through roadwork sites which can be devastating for the driver as well as fatal for roadworkers. The lives of fa...mily and friends can be scarred forever just because you wanted to save a minute or two on your commute. So when next you’re driving through a roadwork site, please always be roadworker aware, slow down and take care. Your speed is our safety. The TMAA would like to thank the Office for Road Safety, as well as the Northern Territory government, the Tasmanian government and A1 Roadlines for their invaluable support of the ‘Your Speed Is Our Safety’ campaign.

22.01.2022 The month of October 2020 saw the brigade turned out to 28 calls for the month. These Firecall’s consisted of: AFA (Automatic Fire Alarm) - 7 MVA (motor vehicle accident) - 6... Rescue Incident - 1 Motor Bike Fire - 1 MVAPT(motor vehicle accident persons trapped) - 4 Unknown Fire - 2 Concern For Welfare - 1 Bin Fire - 1 Powerlines Down - 1 Alarm Ringing - 2 Spillage - 2 Thank you to the crews who attended these calls. This month one of our firefighters resigned for personal reasons. We wish him all the best for the future and thank you for your services. Covid-19 update: Although things seem to have eased. We would still advise of the social distancing rules and not to become complacent.

13.01.2022 The month of September 2020 saw the brigade turned out to 30 calls for the month. These Firecall’s consisted of: AFA (Automatic Fire Alarm) - 12 MVA (motor vehicle accident) - 5... Bushfire - 4 Animal Rescue - 1 Rescue Incident - 1 Car Fire - 2 House Fire - 3 Pile Burn - 1 Yard Fire - 1 Thank you to the crews who attended these calls. Covid-19 update: Restrictions are still in place for COVID-19. Crews are still having to be extra careful when called out to incidents. We ask that our community keep continuing to follow the 1.5m Social Distancing. Please wear a mask when in public and remember to wash your hands regularly. We here at Morisset F+R NSW appreciate your co-operation in these difficult times.

12.01.2022 With the warmer weather we would just like to remind everyone to be vigilant when walking about near or in the bushland areas for snakes and other reptiles. There has already been a few sightings of red belly black snakes in the Morisset area. DO NOT approach or try to pick up any snakes or other reptiles. Instead we recommend you walk away or call a snake handler.

10.01.2022 Morisset station 383 would like to congratulate Retained Firefighter Paul on his 15 years of service. Tonight Paul received his 15 year service medal. He continues his families tradition of 74 years in the emergency services. We wish him many more years to come.

10.01.2022 Many Australians like Jim learned some terrifying lessons in the last bush fire season.

08.01.2022 Tonight we farewelled one of our firefighters with a Bbq and presentation. Fergus had been with us since January 2012. We here at Morisset 383 thank you for your service on behalf of the local community. We wish you all the best with your future endeavours.

04.01.2022 Happy Halloween from Morisset 383. Hope you all have a spooktacular day