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18.01.2022 Koroit Fire Brigade would like to remind all members of the community that fire restrictions are still currently in place. Meaning that you can not light a bonfire or burn off with out a permit. If you would like more information please go the the CFA website or call 9262 8444

18.01.2022 Your bushfire safety plan and COVID. Leaving early during COVID-19 will be a little different this summer. You CAN leave your home during an emergency.... Consider the following in your leave early plan. https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au//your-bushfire-safety-plan-and-

17.01.2022 KOROIT FIRE BRIGADE GOOD FRIDAY APPEAL 2021 We are excited to announce that our Good Friday Appeal fundraising is back for 2021. It will look a little different and won’t be as big as past years due to covid restrictions. ... We will be hitting the streets of Koroit, we will be door knocking like previous years. Our trucks and firefighters will be making some noise in your street, so if you hear us, please come out and say hello and make a donation! Unfortunately, members of the public will not be able to rattle tins with us this year due to restrictions. Although you can help us in the following ways. 1. Drop off a donation in person to the Koroit Fire Station - Mills Street Koroit . (On Good Friday only) 2. Make a donation to our virtual tin. 3. Share this post and our link with your family and friends. We know, this years appeal won’t be the same without our community by our side. We do look forward to seeing you all throughout the day in the streets. All persons involved in the Koroit Fire Brigade Good Friday Appeal will adhere to a Covid Safe plan, restrictions and protocols as per the CFA and Koroit Fire Brigade.

14.01.2022 On Tuesday night (9.3.21) Koroit Fire Brigade held their bi-annual Elections with Captain Leigh Mugavin standing down from his role. We are please to announce the new look Brigade Management team for the Koroit Fire Brigade. Captain: Steve Giblin ... 1st Lieutenant. Stuart Reed 2nd Lieutenant: Haydon Cocking 3rd Lieutenant: Nathan Jobling 4th Lieutenant: Lachlan McDonald 5th Lieutenant: Peter Wilson. Secretary: Ellen Gardiner Treasurer: Stuart Smith Training: Stuart Reed Communications: Haydon Cocking FEM: Lachlan McDonald OH&S: Leigh Mugavin Community Safety: Kirralee Jordan-steel Merri group delegate: Steve Giblin & Stuart Reed VFBV delegate: Haydon Cocking & Nathan Jobling. Congratulations to you all and all the very best. New BMT pictured below.

08.01.2022 Last night (11.3.21) Koroit Fire Brigades newest Recruits put their recently completed General Fire Fighter Training in to Practice helping Kirkstall Fire Brigade with a planned road side burn. This was a great experience for the new team who have recently become Operational. Congratulations Lachlan Waters, Lachlan Rentsch & Bob Shanahan you will all make terrific Fire Fighters.

08.01.2022 The Fire Danger Period (FDP) will begin 1am tomorrow Monday 21 December 2020 for the following municipalities: Moyne Shire Warrnambool City Council... Make sure you know what you can and can't do during the Fire Danger Period. Visit www.cfa.vic.gov.au/can

05.01.2022 Koroit members wish to say a massive thanks to the students and members of the hands on learning program at Koroit and district primary for the new outdoor table. The kids and teachers have done such an amazing job building the table from scratch and Koroit members are so grateful. We will put this table to good use. Below is a great article in today’s local paper.

03.01.2022 Koroit Fire Brigade would like to wish everyone a safe and happy new year. Our members have had a very busy start to the year with a house fire in Warrnambool at 3.15am and another house fire in Grassmere at 10am great work by all involved. Stay safe and may 2021 be a great year

02.01.2022 Do Know Your Total Fire Ban District Victoria is divided into nine Fire Districts which are based on council boundaries. Make sure you always know what fire district you are in whether at home or travelling.... https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/warnings/find-your-fire-district

01.01.2022 12 years ago on this date (7 February 2009)- the infamous Black Saturday fires started. Approximately 400 fires were recorded across Victoria, affecting 78 communities. A total of 173 people died in the fires, and 2,029 houses were lost. So many are still suffering the loss of loved ones, so many are still recovering their livelihoods and so many are still suffering from post traumatic stress, especially the 1000’s of first responders that answered the call that day and for weeks after. We will remember them all!