Fire and Rescue NSW Station 448 South Tamworth in South Tamworth | Fire protection service

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 448 South Tamworth

Locality: South Tamworth

Phone: +61 2 6762 2100

Address: 13 The Ringers Road 2340 South Tamworth, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Some photos from nearby residents in Westdale last night, on arrival P448A found and abandoned house fully involved in fire and fire spreading to nearby trees and farm land , due to the fuel load and calls received by 000 P44B & CT448 was responded to assist, also P452 was called to assist with water supplies , also backed up and assisted by multiple RFS crews , the fire was contained and handed over to NSW Police and RFS

25.01.2022 CT448 & P452 currently at work on a stack of hay alight on a farm in Westdale , Tamworth RFS are on scene assisting using the farmers tractor to break the stack apart for extinguishment,

24.01.2022 P448A & CT448 currently on scene at a car fire in the paddock of Cole Road West Tamworth, car has been handed over to NSW Police for further investigation

23.01.2022 Save the date and come and meet the firefighters at South Tamworth Fire Station and check out our brand new state of the art Fire Station,

22.01.2022 P448A has just returned from this MVA , road has now been cleared

22.01.2022 House Fire in West Tamworth that P448A , P458B & P452 responded to last night

21.01.2022 Everyday people, proud On-Call Firefighters! COME JOIN US!

21.01.2022 May the 4th be with you...... May 4th - Saint Florian’s Day, celebrates Saint Florian the Patron Saint of Fire Fighters. And also International Firefighters Day..., where we remember those who have lost their lives in the course of duty, and thank those who continue to help and protect others during emergencies. See more

20.01.2022 #prepared for anything, great combined drill today conducted with 448 B Platoon crew 448 Retained crew & 452 retained crew on drafting and relay pumping and Pumping operations,

20.01.2022 Hay bale fire that CT448 was responded to in the early hours this morning

20.01.2022 CT448 making CAFS huge structure fire

17.01.2022 Car Fire P448A & CT449 responded to early this morning,

17.01.2022 CT448 called to assist with this incident but called of 30 minutes from the incident

16.01.2022 P314 at work on the huge warehouse fire that CT448 was called to assist, fire on every side big working job

16.01.2022 448 crew on strike team getting some media attention

16.01.2022 448 Crew still at work on strike team Siera in Moree

15.01.2022 TOTAL FIRE BAN Total Fire Bans are now in force across the Far North Coast, North Coast, Greater Hunter, Greater Sydney, North Western, Illawarra, Central Ra...nges, New England and Northern Slopes. Very high to Severe Fire Danger is forecast for Sunday. 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. Total Fire Ban rules: https://bit.ly/2JrYG9p www.nswincidentalerts.com www.rfs.nsw.gov.au

14.01.2022 The fire continues to burn at the shed fire near gunnedah, with an extra crew member from gunnedah 314 a crew relieved last nights guys for a much needed break.

13.01.2022 Building Fire in West Tamworth, P448A was first on scene and found a unit well alight, crews quickly brought the fire under control using internal & external fire attack , The unit suffered large amount of damage, fire has been fully extinguished and handed over to NSW Police for further investigations, crews on scene P448A, P448B , CT458 , P452 , DCP1, ZC RN3, NSW Ambulance & NSW Police ,

10.01.2022 P448A & CT448 currently on scene of this fire in East Tamworth

09.01.2022 CT448 currently on scene with P314 & T314 at a large hay storage shed fully involved in fire , shed is full of hay and machinery and all appliances are at work with Gunnedah RFS

07.01.2022 NSW Ambulance and NSW Police are appealing to the public to only call Triple Zero in emergency situations to ensure paramedics and police officers can help thos...e most in need. New figures show thousands of non-emergency Triple Zero calls are being made each week at a time when emergency services have never been busier. In the 12 months to 31 March 2021, NSW Ambulance responded to more than 200,000 jobs where no patient was taken to hospital with reasons ranging from hoax calls to refusal of transport. For the same period, NSW Ambulance also received a concerning number of calls for trivial matters including 1,036 calls from people complaining about constipation, 662 for a toothache, 215 for earaches, 167 for boils, 157 from people who couldn’t sleep and 16 for hiccups. During the same period, the NSW Police Force received almost 800,000 requests for assistance via Triple Zero, which is in addition to more than 580,000 non-emergency reports through the Police Assistance Line 131 444 and the NSW Police Community Portal (https://portal.police.nsw.gov.au). Of the Triple Zero calls, about 40,000 are transferred to a non-emergency line, but more than 150,000 calls are later deemed to have been more suitable to a non-emergency line. NSW Ambulance Assistant Commissioner Steven Norris, Director of Control Centres, said non-emergency jobs take paramedics and call takers away from their most important work saving lives. If you are having a medical emergency we will always respond to you but too often our paramedics are responding to calls that we simply don’t need to attend, Mr Norris said. We want the public to think before calling us for trivial matters. If it isn’t a medical emergency, please consider other health services such as your GP, a pharmacist or a registered nurse at HealthDirect which is available 24 hours a day. NSW Police Communications and Security Commander, Acting Assistant Commissioner Rashelle Conroy, said there are a variety of ways for the community to report non-emergency or minor incidents, which saves Triple Zero for all emergencies. Triple Zero operators understand that life-threatening incidents can be traumatic and stressful and their priority is to establish where help is needed and why, A/Assistant Commissioner Conroy said. More than 70% of calls to Triple Zero are made from mobile phones and as callers often focus on relaying what’s happening, our operators need to take control and pinpoint the exact location of the emergency to know where to send police or other resources. When the caller is unsure of where they are or how to describe it call-processing times can be longer, so to ensure there’s always an operator available for any emergency, we’re reminding the community to save Triple Zero for saving lives. In 2020-21, the NSW Government is investing more than $1 billion in services and capital works for NSW Ambulance. To help meet increasing demand, NSW Ambulance will soon deploy 100 paramedics earlier than planned as part of the NSW Government’s commitment to recruit 750 new paramedics and control centre staff over four years from 2018. In 2019, the NSW Government committed to investing more than $583 million to deliver 1500 extra police over four years.

06.01.2022 This could come in handy at times

06.01.2022 Firefighters at 448stn South Tamworth getting involved with National Fairy Bread Day today , big thanks to our great friends across the road, Longyard Hotel for suppling all the 100s and 1000s , great work B Platoon for putting it all together, @FRNSW , prepared for anything

05.01.2022 Another early morning call for 448 crew , called out to Rural Property at Gowrie to the south of Tamworth to a building fire , on arrival crews found a vehicle on fire inside a shed and the fire had spread to some hay crews work along side the RFS to extinguish the fire

04.01.2022 Amazing sunset photo sent in by one of our 448 friends yesterday afternoon around 7pm , pretty amazing shot thanks for sending it to us

01.01.2022 MVA that P448A responded to earlier today