Fire and Rescue NSW Station 388 Mullumbimby in Mullumbimby | Fire station

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 388 Mullumbimby

Locality: Mullumbimby

Phone: +61 2 6684 3786

Address: 57 Dalley Street 2482 Mullumbimby, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 The potential risks associated with conducting hydrant checks

21.01.2022 Annual Fire Fighter Fitness Drill underway down at Tallowood Sports Field.. FireFit!

20.01.2022 Please note there is a car accident on Main Arm Rd. Traffic is on-going but slown down. We'll provide updates when things change. UPDATE 15.32: The incident is on-going and traffic remains slow. We will cease our updates as we've'handed over the incident to the NSW RFS - Mullumbimby Brigade.

20.01.2022 All Fire Permits Suspended For Saturday 14th November due to a predicted VERY HIGH Fire Danger Rating (FDR), across the Far North Coast (Ballina, Byron & Tweed) For further information, visit the RFS website:... http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/fire-information/fdr-and-tobans #fdr #weather #byronshire #farnorthcoast

20.01.2022 This Saturday 10-2

19.01.2022 Last week Fire and Rescue NSW's Assistant Commissioner Rob McNeil came to your very own 388 Mullumbimby fire station to award us with a Certificate of Appreciation for our Excellence in Community Engagement. This is a commendation to 388 Station for overcoming the COVID19 challenges to deliver critical winter fire season safety messages and information, in particular through our week-long online Open Day station, which included Q&A sessions, virtual station tours, capability... demonstrations and pre-recorded content. Firefighter Kimberley Waldron was recognised by the Assistant Commissioner Rob McNeil for her dedication to community safety. Each firefighter was also presented with a challenge coin. #FRNSW #FireandRescueNSW #MoreThanFire #ProtectingtheIrreplaceable #ProudMoment Fire and Rescue NSW

19.01.2022 It was great chatting to the local students about their future careers today at the Mullumbimby High School career fair. Thanks a lot for having us. Tomorrow is everyone else's chance to have a chat about home fire safety, home escape plans and much more tomorrow at our open day. Can't wait to see you there!

19.01.2022 Please note that Pine Avenue is closed to all traffic at the moment due to an electric pole being down at Banksia place. UPDATE: residents living on Banksia place can now drive in and out of the cul-de-sac by driving slowly on the grass. FINAL UPDATE: Pine Avenue remains closed but this is our final update regarding this incident as we have handed-over the traffic control to Essential Energy. ... Thank you for your patience.

18.01.2022 Tonight, we received multiple calls, initially to a grass fire that was then escalated to a house on fire on Maccaulays Lane tonight. Excellent cooperation with the NSW RFS - Mullumbimby Brigade, Fire and Rescue NSW Station 240 Brunswick Heads as well as Police and Ambulance. #TeamWork #FRNSW #fireandrescue #together #Incident #protectingtheirreplacable

18.01.2022 Tonight at drill we practiced our door entry skills in a house on fire. It sounds simple enough, but entering any building on fire includes many risks. So before we enter, we cool the gases and linings around us so that the smoke or flame that exits the door meets cool gases and moist surfaces. After reading the fire behaviour indicators we cautiously open the door and introduce water fog into the upper zone to cool those gases. The risk assessment conducted may indicate the entry is not possible. Or it may be necessary to repeat the process several times. How many pulses, their duration and angle will be largely dependent on the geometry of the compartment and the stage of fire development. #FRNSW #FireandRescue #MoreThanFire #protectingtheirreplaceable #drill

16.01.2022 It's a Total fire ban today due to very high fire risks. Please do not light a fire in the open. Thank you

16.01.2022 This Saturday you are all invited to our Station!! Meet your local Firefighters, see all the gear on the truck, learn about home fire safety and we can assist you into making your home safe for the coming winter. We hope to see you all there

14.01.2022 An impressive road crash rescue by our colleagues in Bankstown. Slow down on our roads, it's just not worth it.

13.01.2022 In remembrance of NSW Rural Fire Service volunteer firefighters Andrew O'Dwyer and Geoff Keaton who tragically died whilst fire fighting in the local area on the 19th December 2019. RIP brothers.

13.01.2022 Council launches Byron Shire Emergency Dashboard emergency.byron.nsw.gov.au Byron Shire residents and businesses are being asked to check out the new Byron Shire Emergency Dashboard, a website that will be a valuable source of information and help during emergencies such as floods or bushfires....Continue reading

13.01.2022 Know your Alert Levels! More information is available at www.rfs.nsw.gov.au

13.01.2022 Helping the SES sandbagging while waiting to be tasked for our next job. You can obtain sandbags and sand at the Mullum SES unit but call 132 500 first. #FRNSW #fireandrescuensw #fireandrescue #protectingtheirreplaceable #MoreThanFire

08.01.2022 TOTAL FIRE BAN HAS BEEN DECLARED FOR TODAY Monday 23/11/2020 - For the Tweed, Ballina, Byron Shires and entire Far North Coast. REPORT FIRES TO 000. A total fire ban means no fires out in the open so as to limit the potential of fires developing.... During a Total Fire Ban you cannot light, maintain or use a fire in the open, or carry out any activity in the open that causes, or is likely to cause, a fire. General purpose hot works (such as welding, grinding or gas cutting or any activity that produces a spark or flame) are not to be done in the open. All fire permits are suspended. THIS ALSO INCLUDES FIRES ON THE BEACH - NO FIRES!!!

07.01.2022 All Fire Permits Suspended For Thursday 5th November due to a predicted VERY HIGH Fire Danger Rating (FDR), across the Far North Coast (Ballina, Byron & Tweed) For further information, visit the RFS website:... http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/fire-information/fdr-and-tobans #fdr #weather #byronshire #farnorthcoast

07.01.2022 We responded to a car accident today, provided fire protection and rendered the area safe. Luckily no one was injured but this serves as yet another reminder to slow down when driving on our roads. #FRNSW #FireandRescue #protectingtheirreplaceable #MoreThanFire

06.01.2022 Ever wondered how fast a grass fire burns? Temperatures are set to go up into the 40s over the next few weeks, stay alert, act safely, and have a plan. Contained experiment by CSIRO and RFS 2015.... #nswrfs #haveaplan #grassfire #beprepared #firesafety #stayalert #actsafely #firefighter #fire #summer #makeaplan

06.01.2022 At around 8.30 last night, Station 388 responded to a Silo Fire on a farm near town. There’s no quick answer to a Silo Fire. Fire Crews from Mullumbimby Fire and Rescue NSW and the Rural Fire Service, worked through the night to extinguish the fire and render the area safe. #FRNSW #FireandRescue #MoreThanFire #Incident

06.01.2022 Ok, we haven't got to the end of 2020 just yet, but I think we can agree it's already been a heck of a year. It first saw us fight intense bushfires in our region and down South, then responding to floods, then adapting to the COVID-19 restrictions and associated challenges, at work and in our private lives. Let's pause a moment and, as a community, acknowledge that it was a year of unprecedented challenges... What we've gone through is big, but we've all kept going. It is ...in no small part due to the extraordinary support we gave each other and for this, we're grateful to be part of this incredible Mullum community. Continue taking good care of each other this Summer, we all need it. #FRNSW #FireandRescue #protectingtheirreplaceable #MoreThanFire

05.01.2022 We responded to a car accident this morning. Just a friendly reminder to everyone for the safety of all emergency personnel please remember to slow to 40kms when you see the flashing lights. #FRNSW #fireandrescue #MoreThanFire #protectingtheirreplaceable

03.01.2022 All Australians are now familiar with Shane's face and name as he steered our nation through the worst bushfires in our history. A well deserved recognition indeed. Congratulations Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons!