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25.01.2022 Two 15-tonne trucks have arrived at North Richmond and begun unloading as stocks in supermarkets continue to be replenished. As roads reopen and become accessib...le, police and emergency services are working to ensure that supermarkets in North Richmond have food products and other essential items. Since Tuesday, NSW Police have delivered items, including hygiene products, fruit and vegetables and other essential items to the local community. Over the next 9 hours, there will be a continued supply to the supermarkets in the area, and residents are asked to shop only for their daily needs. Deliveries and support will be ongoing. Items can be collected from the North Richmond Community Centre 33 William St, North Richmond and the Hawkesbury Depot at 3 Old Sackville Road, Wilberforce. Residents are reminded, the Public Information Inquiry Centre operates on a 24-hour basis and can be contacted on 1800 227 228. If you require emergency assistance during floods or storms, call SES on 132 500. In life-threatening emergencies, contact Triple Zero (000).

24.01.2022 After returning to the station from a incident call around 10:30am we received a phone call requesting assistance to help unload and transport medical supplies and teams along with food supplies to Coles. Helicopter after helicopter came in unloaded and then came back again and again. With assistance from NRMA Insurance helicopter, NSW Rural Fire Service helicopter, NSW Ambulance Toll Ambulance Rescue helicopter and NSW Police Force Pol Air making multiple trips to assist everyone this side of the bridge. Even staff and friends and family from Coles and people from The NRMA towing assisting with unloading and delivering of supplies. Many hands make light work and great to see so many willing to help. Big thanks to Grose Vale Rural Fire Brigade and Kurrajong Rural Fire Brigade for lending some Crew and their PC unit also

24.01.2022 Understand the risk and it is never too early to prepare your home.

23.01.2022 Stay up to date with the Fires Near Me App particularly on days of High Fire Danger and above. .

22.01.2022 FYI everybody. The first day of some heat coming our way. Take care. There are currently NO Fire Safety Permits issued in the Grose Wold RFB area.

21.01.2022 WASTE COLLECTIONS - UPDATE 24/3/21 Our Waste Supervisor has advised that waste collections occurred yesterday at the following locations; Richmond (part of) ... East Richmond (part of) Bligh Park (part of) Windsor (part of) Waste collections are planned for today at the following locations; McGraths Hill (part of) Pitt Town Cattai Maraylya South Windsor (part of) Bligh Park (part of) We ask our residents to please place your bins out the night before your usual collection as our truck collection times may be earlier than normal. ISOLATED PROPERTIES - If your property is not accessible due to flooding and road closures, we will be unable to collect your bins at this stage. EAST OF THE RIVER - We are currently keeping close to the usual day of collection for East of the river. WEST OF THE RIVER - Currently our waste collection trucks can not leave the area to be emptied due to the flooding and road closures. We understand that the community have full bins, we ask that you remain patient and understanding at this time as we work towards solutions for the waste collections to properties which do not currently have road access. We will continue to provide daily updates on our waste collection service. We encourage our community to report waste collection issues via our online form www.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au/_resources/forms/bin-request to reduce the amount of calls to our Customer Service Centre

20.01.2022 Yesterday we paid tribute and formed a guard of honour for Yarramundi Rural Fire Brigade Captain Ed Cameron. Our deepest sympathies and condolences go out to all of his friends, fellow firefighters and his family. May he now rest easy.

19.01.2022 Stand easy Ed your duty done. RIP

17.01.2022 information can be found at myfireplan.com.au

17.01.2022 Flood Day 7: - Windsor 10.02m at 6:15am, falling at an average of 10cm/hr. This means the whole deck of the bridge should now be exposed but it will be a few m...ore hours yet until the water is entirely below the bridge. - North Richmond 9.45m at 6:45am, falling at an average of 10cm/hr. The deck won't be revealed until late this afternoon, and water will fall below the bridge over night. - Yarramundi 9.6 at 5:15am, falling at 10cm/hr and won't reach bridge deck level until tomorrow afternoon. - Warragamba Dam 0.14m at 5:30am, falling at 1cm/hr and should cease spilling by this evening.

16.01.2022 The threat of fire and flood are both a reality in the Hawkesbury and we urge all our residents to GET PREPARED for any emergency at any time of the year. If y...ou need any assistance, check out our NEW Disaster and Emergency Dashboard where you will find some helpful links too; Prepare for Bushfire Prepare for Flood Get Ready Disaster Resilience NSW Prepare your pets and animals Find out more here http://disaster.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au

16.01.2022 Fire Danger Ratings for Sunday are possibly in the Severe Category Know your Fire Plan.

11.01.2022 Yesterday afternoon around 16:30 were responded to reports of a structure fire. Along with Fire and Rescue NSW Station 082 Richmond and Kurrajong Rural Fire Brigade. Due to quick thinking of the residents and a working smoke alarm the fire was contained to the dryer and a small portion of the laundry. Investigations deemed the fire was out and had not spread to any part of the roof or any other part of the house. We removed the dryer from the laundry and placed it outside away from the house. Once again we would like to congratulate the residents for their quick thinking which limited the damaged caused and meant no injuries to either residents or firefighters.

09.01.2022 Although it is cloudy and damp at the moment, please take a few minutes to discuss your Bushfire Survival Plan with your family. Days are warming up towards the weekend and Fire Danger Ratings could move higher up the scale.

07.01.2022 Over the last 18 months we have been through scorching temps and dry spells to one of if not the worst bush fires in a very long time. We then had some floods and went into the global pandemic. Slowly but surely we start making our way through that to only now encounter some of the biggest flooding in some say 20- 50 years. We are fortunate enough to have some of the most Resilient, kind and caring people within not just our community but whole Hawkesbury region. Times are... tough but together we can get through all this. Check on your friends, family, neighbours and anyone you encounter. It’s ok to ask for help and it cost nothing to listen or to talk to someone. Food supplies running low, garbage and sewerage services at a minimum if not at a halt. We may be isolated but we are isolated together. Stay calm and be safe Hawkesbury we can get through this. Stay up to date with info from https://disaster.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au/ and via the NSW SES Hawkesbury Unit social media. Last but not least to all our fellow emergency services from NSW Police Force NSW Ambulance Fire and Rescue NSW NSW SES and all the volunteer organisations trying to assist any way they can thank you for everything. #allinthistogether #wewillsurvive #hawkesburypride #floods #wegotthis See more

06.01.2022 This was the start to a very difficult number of months for everybody. Let us remember and go forward.

06.01.2022 Two Aircranes for use in the Bushfire Danger period have now arrived in NSW ready for assembly. brought into Australia via heavy duty Antonov . Welcome back 'Gypsy Lady'.

05.01.2022 Today is the first of October. Please review the regulations.

03.01.2022 A big thank you to the hundreds of NSW RFS volunteers who have given up their Good Friday to make it a better day for residents affected by the recent floods. ...The flood clean up continues in many areas including here at Ebenezer, where crews from the Blue Mountains, Macarthur, Hawkesbury and Cumberland gathered for their daily tasking. See more