Gascoyne River Bush Fire Brigade in Carnarvon, Western Australia | Non-profit organisation

Gascoyne River Bush Fire Brigade

Locality: Carnarvon, Western Australia

Address: 1892 North West Coastal Hwy 6701 Carnarvon, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Training night this Tuesday 4th August 2020. Dinner will be served after training in the Shed!

22.01.2022 The Easter Bunny hopped it's way through over 150km of Carnarvon streets this morning, sharing so so many kilos of eggs and over 15kg of lollies. Thank you to E...VERYONE who came out, waved, made beautiful signs, decorated their fences, and even put on lovely dresses and a glittery pair of gumboots! The Easter Bunny wanted to make a special thank you those who made it happen - Corrie at Woolworths Carnarvon for securing the eggs! The Shire of Carnarvon for classing our trip as EGG-sential travel. Gascoyne River Bush Fire Brigade and Volunteer who drove the Easter Bunny around, And our St John Ambulance volunteers for guiding the way and helping hand out those lollies. The Easter Bunny is going to burrow down for the rest of today after a huge weekend! We hope everyone has a fantastic weekend, and that the Easter Run this morning made staying home that little bit easier Stay Safe Carnarvon! Happy Easter!

17.01.2022 SHOW TIME! we're bound for plantations! Follow us here https://glympse.com/WZJ-8JB

10.01.2022 Thank you Coles for the $500 Voucher as a thank you for helping with the December 2019 bush fires. Your donation to GRVBFB will be put to great use feeding our troops. Thank you Warren Hatt and family for taking time to do the shopping on our behalf. Very gratefully received.

07.01.2022 HAPPY EASTER EVERYBODY

01.01.2022 A Total Fire Ban has been declared for Saturday 23 May 2020 for all local government areas in the following regions: - Perth Metropolitan Region - Midwest Gasc...oyne Region - Goldfields Midlands Region - South West Region - Lower South West Region - Great Southern Region Why has a Total Fire Ban Been Declared Weather conditions are extremely unusual for this time of year and fires could become out of control quickly because of the forecast winds generated by the severe weather system. This could put a strain on volunteer resources. At these times you must not: - Light, maintain or use a fire in the open air. - Carry out any activity that could start a fire. This includes: - All open fires for the purpose of cooking or camping are not allowed. - Hot work such as metal work, grinding, welding, soldering, gas cutting or similar is not allowed unless you have an exemption. View the full list of Total Fire Bans at: www.emergency.wa.gov.au