Moe Fire Brigade in Moe, Victoria | Emergency rescue service

Moe Fire Brigade

Locality: Moe, Victoria

Address: 95-97 ALBERT STREET 3825 Moe, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.cfa.vic.gov.au

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24.01.2022 Yallourn Norths new Rehab Unit vehicle will soon be responding to larger incidents in our area. The unit assists in monitoring the health of firefighters and assisting us to recover more quickly from the physical exertion of fighting fires. Oh, and it has chips and lollies!!!

24.01.2022 If your children saw someone like this, breathing like Darth Vader as they moved through the smoke, would they hide under the covers, under the bed or in a ward...robe, or would they run into their arms? If you dont have a home fire plan and escape route worked out and practised with the whole family, scared children too often hide when smoke detectors are going off, the house is filling up with smoke and aliens in space suits are approaching. This makes rescue much harder. Make sure you have working smoke alarms and a well rehearsed Escape Plan. For more information go to http://www.cfa.vic.gov.au//flash-game-home-fire-escape-pl/ Photo by Blair Dellemijn

24.01.2022 New Latrobe West Fire Brigade site confirmed. Building works to commence shortly ready for opening early December. This temporary location at 77-79 Loyd Stree...t Moe will accommodate CFA career Fire-fighters (4 on-duty 24/7) responding with Moe, Newborough and neighbouring Fire Brigades. Moe and Newborough volunteer Fire-fighters looking forward to responding with our career Fire-fighters from the new Latrobe West Fire Brigade. Community first; working together to enhance our service delivery in protecting life and property.

23.01.2022 This evening Lt Steve put Lt Liam through his paces for running the pump on our Tanker ahead of his assessment for Advanced Pumps. FF Rowan helped out by manning a line for him. We train in all weather because we protect and serve our community in any weather.

23.01.2022 Last nights training was Breathing Apparatus competency. That means empty BA cyclinders so a trip to Traralgon Fire Brigade for a refill was in order. This is just another example of how staff firefighters support volunteers in our service delivery. #weworkasone

23.01.2022 FOR SALE Spare wheel cover Suits 17 wheel. ... Make an offer.

22.01.2022 The fire danger period is fast approaching across Victoria so any burn-offs need to be conducted soon and before the window to do so closes. Landowners can regi...ster their burn-off with the Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority (ESTA) by calling 1800 668 511 or emailing [email protected] https://news.cfa.vic.gov.au/-/burn-off-window-narrows-as-fi

20.01.2022 Fire restrictions will be lifted in Latrobe City from 1am Tuesday 1 May. To avoid unnecessary calls to your local fire brigade, you should still register your planned burns. Find out more by clicking the link.

20.01.2022 WE’RE PREPARING FOR SUMMER, ARE YOU? With all indications pointing to an early and severe fire season the brigade has commenced our fire season training and preparation. Last night we practiced burnover entrapment drills to ensure our firefighters are ready for the fire season. Now is the time to prepare for summer! Clean up around your property and review your bushfire plan, even if you live in town.

19.01.2022 Last night the Brigade held its annual Presentation Night. The following awards were presented to members: 15 years service: Kathleen OBrien 50 years service: Paddy Walsh... 60 years service: Bob Needham 250 call outs: Troy Jennings & Liam Bantock 500 call outs: Tara Paulsen Russell Toby Williams Memorial Encouragement Award: Rowan Day Captains Appreciation Award: Tara Paulsen Junior Firefighter of the Year: Jacob Angus Firefighter of the Year: Steve Cassar (again!)

18.01.2022 If youve installed a smoke alarm in the last 2 years then check this out:

18.01.2022 Last night’s training focussed on pumping. We did a two person Marshall drill that involved the pump operator: - running an attack line (2 lengths of 38mm hose) - providing water to the branch operator from the first aid tank... - setting a hydrant and running two 64mm lines into the pumper - changing over from the first aid tank to the static water supply - donning BA and taking over the attack line It was a great opportunity to practice under pressure and learn some simple steps to do things more efficiently.

16.01.2022 This Morning the Brigade had a Working Bee. A lot of work got done which was great to see. Big Thank you to those Members who came and helped, very much appreciated and Brigades Partners and kids.

16.01.2022 Update on Fire Service Delivery in Moe: Followers of our page will know that Moe Fire Brigade has been in the news for our Service Delivery Standards figures for the past twelve months. ACO Trevor Owen below provides an update on the situation which includes:... - a new fire station for Moe Fire Brigade - staff firefighters will commence work from a temporary location in Moe-Newborough by the end of 2018 - a new integrated fire station will be built in Newborough See more

16.01.2022 Thanks to all those who visited us today and supported the Royal Childrens Hospital Good Friday Appeal. We raised $2474.05

16.01.2022 When people think of firefighters saving lives they think of us in a fire truck. Well today we are saving lives without our fire trucks. - CFA Chief Officer This morning two of our firefighters are participating in the Melbourne Firefighters Stairclimb. They are stepping up to combat PTSD, depression and suicide. Mental health is a huge issue in our community generally and within the emergency services. But there is support out there, the funds raised today go to supportin...g the Black Dog Institute and Lifeline. Its ok not to be ok. Talk to a friend or seek help from professionals, you dont have to do it alone.

15.01.2022 As a user, you need to be careful with all types of home heating and its important to be aware of the risks involved with using all fixed and portable heating ...appliances. Heaters can include: Fixed electrical appliances Fixed gas powered appliances An open fire Wood heater/slow combustion heaters Portable heaters including electrical, gas and kerosene. Fires caused by heating increase during winter months. See more

15.01.2022 Today we had a bit of fun with our New Helmets as well as have the Captains Wife in charge with her fellow Lieutenants Steve, Tara & Liam . Big Thanks to Luke and Kims Face painting and Balloon Twisting.

15.01.2022 With summer fire season around the corner, it’s time for Victorians to plan and prepare.

14.01.2022 Last nights training focussed on pumping. We did a two person Marshall drill that involved the pump operator: - running an attack line (2 lengths of 38mm hose) - providing water to the branch operator from the first aid tank... - setting a hydrant and running two 64mm lines into the pumper - changing over from the first aid tank to the static water supply - donning BA and taking over the attack line It was a great opportunity to practice under pressure and learn some simple steps to do things more efficiently.

14.01.2022 Moe assisted other brigades with a grass and scrub fire in Tanjil South this afternoon.

13.01.2022 Last nights training involved locating an item on the truck in the dark and bringing it back to the group. The item was then passed to the person on the right who had to explain what it was, what it is used for and where it lives on the truck. Trickiest question of the night was whether that was a collecting or dividing Y ...

13.01.2022 The 000 Emergency line is experiencing technical issues. However, Victorian should continue to call 000 if you need to in an emergency. If you cannot get through the first time we will make every attempt to call you back.

12.01.2022 After successful trials of night air attack firefighting operations last season, Gippsland will be a focus of attention with approval provided for night aircraf...t operations. This is an enhancement to our PDD protocols during the day which automatically responds firefighting air attack aircraft on fire danger trigger days as our trucks are responding. This bushfire season we will be responding day and night on the ground and in the air. Protecting the community is a team effort and we will be well prepared this summer.

12.01.2022 Two of our firefighters will be joining hundreds of other firefighters in the Melbourne Firefighter Stairclimb on 1 September.

09.01.2022 Moe Fire Brigade has a long and proud history of both serving and representing the town of Moe. Here are some old photos of the Brigades running team. Check the photo descriptions for the members names. Thanks to Meredith Bowden, Des Phefley and Jo-Anne Euston for sharing them with us.

09.01.2022 Today the brigade hosted grade 1 & 2 students from Moe South Street Primary School. They are touring the town to learn about their community. Great opportunity to impart some fire safety tips and talk about the value of contributing to your community. I think they may also have enjoyed climbing in the truck.

09.01.2022 Melbourne Firefighter Stairclimb is done for another year. Thanks to all those who supported us in raising funds for Lifeline and the Black Dog Institute. Tara got herself a PB. Liam got to hang with the Chief and Stairclimb champion and record holder LFF Ward.

08.01.2022 WERE PREPARING FOR SUMMER, ARE YOU? With all indications pointing to an early and severe fire season the brigade has commenced our fire season training and preparation. Last night we practiced burnover entrapment drills to ensure our firefighters are ready for the fire season. Now is the time to prepare for summer! Clean up around your property and review your bushfire plan, even if you live in town.

07.01.2022 SIGHTSEERS DELAY FIRE TRUCKS Last night fire trucks responding to a fire in Moe were delayed by members of the public attempting to sight see, including by driving down the narrow street that was the only access to the fire. Driving around trying to see fires, especially as the initial trucks are responding, not only slows down emergency vehicles responding to incidents but it also puts our members and members of the public in increased danger of accidents. ... Fires are not spectator sports.

06.01.2022 Today, International Firefighters Day, we pay respect to all firefighters who sadly lost their lives in the line of duty, including the 79 CFA firefighters. Today, we also show gratitude to those who selflessly protect the life and property of Victorians everyday of the year .^SW

05.01.2022 Last night the brigade responded to a house fire on the outskirts of town. The house was fully involved on arrival with no one home. Hollie, the resident pig, kept a watchful eye on the firefighters including monitoring members food intake. It was the brigades second house fire this week. As we come into winter it is important to focus on home fire safety.

03.01.2022 Last night the brigade responded to a fire at the old Chinese Dragon Cafe. Once again a member of the public has cut in front of a fire fighting vehicle responding to the fire. That person has then proceeded to turn into the street where our members were standing on the road preparing to fight the fire. Finally they pulled in opposite the fire, got out and started to film the fire. This has to stop! Fires are not spectator sports. ... This person endangered the safety of our crews not once but twice and delayed the firefighting response. See more

03.01.2022 Please see below advice from HVP regarding burns in the area.

02.01.2022 The fire season could be declared as early as September. Now is the time to prepare your property.

02.01.2022 With summer fire season around the corner, its time for Victorians to plan and prepare.

01.01.2022 Today is R U OKAY day. How can you support those around you? 1. Ask 2. Listen 3. Encourage action 4. Check in... #RUOKDay #RUOK See more

01.01.2022 Moe Tanker 2. Tara is Ready to turn out lol