Fire and Rescue NSW Station 453 Taree in Taree, New South Wales | Government organisation

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 453 Taree

Locality: Taree, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6551 5246

Address: 75 Pulteney Street 2430 Taree, NSW, Australia

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

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19.01.2022 All the Firefighters at Fire and Rescue 453 Taree would like to thank our community for sharing 2020 with us and we hope you all have a safe, prosperous and peaceful 2021, we look forward to serving our community to the best of our abilities throughout the next year, Happy New Year everyone Please stay safe

18.01.2022 Hello Taree : We all really hope everyone is doing OK and managing through the flood crisis: All of the emergency services have been extremely busy over the last few days: .. Lots of people asking us about roads and closures, unfortunately we don't get any extra information other than what is on Live Traffic https://www.livetraffic.com/incident-details/86643 or https://www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au//Emergency-Road-Closure-In We have been advised that the Martin Bridge will remain... closed for the foreseeable future until it can be structurally assessed due to all of the potential damage it may have suffered, no vehicle , including our emergency vehicles are currently allowed onto it and no pedestrian traffic either. The latest information from Live Traffic was that the Hwy was open from Cundletown heading South and heading North from Glenthorne (Old Bar rd/ Service Centre roundabout) to Cundletown for local traffic only. The highway going North from Cundletown remains closed, we have been told that Heavy vehicles may be being escorted through, going South from Harrington turn off. Please stay safe, don't drive through flood waters ... if you have an emergency ring 000, if you need assistance from the SES their number is 132500 See more

16.01.2022 Fire + Rescue Taree are looking to increase our, on call, Retained, FireFighting staff. Have you got what it takes to join our committed, well trained and excellent team who are #preparedforanything and here to look after the community of Taree and #toprotecttheirreplaceable . Not sure what a Retained firefighter does? Think of a young Mother with 3 kids under 5, yes thats right Retained Firefighters do everything: and they do it with a smile, a tear and a hug for their community. Want to know more? check out the on-line information packs here https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/page.php?id=11 , still not sure?or have some more questions? call us at the station 0265515246 during the week between 8 am and 3 pm ..that's 0800 to 1500 hrs in Firey talk :)

14.01.2022 No , Don’t worry, it’s not broken , Our 4WD Tanker just getting its regular service from our Regional Maintenance Officer, fresh oils and filters and a general check over to make sure we are #preparedforanything and able to respond to #toprotecttheirreplaceable all year round ..

12.01.2022 Good Morning Taree, We all hope you're well: Fire and Rescue Taree are looking for some new "On Call" Retained FireFighting staff, you need to live in Taree, have good daytime availability and a desire and willingness to train, learn and help your community when they need it most. Applications are open now, On-line applications only via https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/page.php?id=11 for more information, Here is our very own FF Shoesmith talking about, some of what it is like on local ABC Mid North Coast radio recently. https://www.abc.net.au//women-put-stereotypes-as/12799322

12.01.2022 453 Taree training tonight, Pumping exercises on our beautiful river foreshore and bonus sunset.. Getting our large monitor hose line to work and skills maintenance for our pump operations ... Draughting water from the river, afterwards we have to clean and flush out our equipment with fresh water , We had quite a few spectators tonight, did you get any good photos of our crews training? #preparedforanything

09.01.2022 Fire and Rescue Taree wish all visitors and locals to our wonderful Barrington Coast a safe and peaceful long weekend. We don't want to visit you, it's not personal :) BBQ's Holidays, Caravans and visiting other homes.. Be safe be aware vist Fire and Rescue NSW and our website for safety tips and information https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/

08.01.2022 Fire and Rescue Taree would like to wish everyone a great weekend leading up to Australia day, It's going to be hot and no doubt some of us will be having a BBQ and Heading to our beaches or rivers for a swim .. Please stay safe and look after each other: Some great summer fire safety tips are on these web page links https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/page.php?id=9269 Support our wonderful Life Savers by staying safe on the beach as well , Remember to swim betweeen the flags, watch out for rips and never swim alone in isolated areas. More great info here : https://beachsafe.org.au/

05.01.2022 NAIDOC WEEK | This week we celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, both at Fire and Rescue NSW and in our community. #MoreThanFire #Community #NAIDOC2020

03.01.2022 Local crews protecting their community last night and into the early hours of this morning #preparedforanything

03.01.2022 New Equipment familiarisation last night for all our crew as we were visited by experts from our Rescue section who put us through a brief refresher on Road Crash Rescue tips and techniques whilst demonstrating the lighter, stronger and more efficient Combi-Rescue shears and spreader and a new hydraulic ram system , all of this equipment utilises single core technology which allows for a faster set up and greater flexibility of use. The new equipment includes LED lighting and laser guidance for pin point accuracy and Taree crew were proud to be selected as the first Retained brigade in the state to receive this upgrade #preparedforanything #toprotecttheirreplaceable Many thanks to Manning Auto Salvage for the practice vehicle’s and your ongoing support!

02.01.2022 Whilst carrying out our regular training last night our crew were delighted to receive a surprise visit from our acting Superintendent Gaven Muller, Mr Muller visited so that he could congratulate our crew on their dedication and passion for their role in protecting our community, 10 year Long service and good conduct medals were handed out to Captain Ant Shoesmith, FF Michael Davy, FF Brian Pittman and FF Monique Shoesmith.. in addition all members received their Premiers citation and certificates of appreciation for the role they all played during the summer of 2019/20 protecting our and other communities, Congratulations to all of you, thoroughly deserved recognition! Also we got a cap Deputy Captain Scott Bussey and FF’s Mark Bugden and Philip Lohse were absent on the night.