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25.01.2022 HAPPY SPRING! | Ring in the new season (literally) by testing your smoke alarm is working! The first day of a new season is the perfect reminder to test your s...moke alarms and give them a vacuum! Working smoke alarms help save lives and the risk of a fatality in a home fire is halved if there is a working smoke alarm in a residential dwelling.

22.01.2022 Team 206 are nearly halfway through Movember. Some awesome Mo’s starting to take shape. Help us make a difference by donating to Movember. If you can donate please use the link below. #movember2020 https://au.movember.com/team/2376698

22.01.2022 WE REMEMBER | Today marks National Police Remembrance Day, where we commemorate the service and sacrifice of the members of the NSW Police Force who have lost t...heir lives in the line of duty. Much like our firefighters, police officers dedicate their lives to protecting our NSW community. Today we recognise their courage and commend all those who have lost their lives to keep us safe. Murray River Police District Riverina Police District #MoreThanFire #Community

21.01.2022 A massive shout out to Brad Jones Racing who have donated a Rim and rear centre bar from Nick Percat's #8 Super Car to our Mo Brother Jarrod Hayes. Jarrod is offering these items as a package to be tendered to raise money for Movember. All funds raised will be donated to Movember. Tenders are now open and will close at 5pm 25/11/20. Leave your tender price in the comments. Highest price tendered at 5pm 25/11/20 will be the successful purchaser with that person to make payment to Jarrod by the 27/11/20. Items are to be picked up in Albury. There is an opportunity that Jarrod can have the items signed by the BJR drivers on December 11th at the successful purchasers request. Good luck and thanks for your support

20.01.2022 INTERNATIONAL DOG DAY Accelerant detection dogs, Xando, Gandalf and Xenos are not only adorable, they are also very important assistants for firefighters and... other emergency services. With a sense of smell 100,000 times more acute than a human’s, ADCs are able to detect fire accelerant in smaller concentrations than any portable scientific equipment currently available. These talented canines can even be sent into crowds of spectators at large fires to sniff out traces of accelerant on arsonists who have returned to the scene of their crime. We appreciate our very clever furry friends (and their amazing handlers) today and every day. #MoreThanFire #PreparedForAnything #InternationalDogDay

20.01.2022 BA training with the BA Semi last night at 206 Station. The inside of the semi trailer can be filled with smoke and set up to simulate inside a house. This gives crews the opportunity to train for search and rescue wearing breathing apparatus in simulated conditions. A great session for all involved.

19.01.2022 WEAR IT PURPLE | Today we wear purple to show our support of LGBTIQ+ youth and promote a safer NSW community. This marks 10 years of standing up in all shades ...of purple with the clear message that everyone has the right to feel safe and supported in an environment free from bullying and violence. You have a right to be proud of who you are. #WearItPurple #MoreThanFire #Community

18.01.2022 Thinking of heading to bed with a wheat bag tonight? Think again! Only use wheat bags for direct application to body aches and pains. Wheat bags can ignite and ...are not designed to replace hot water bottles for warming beds. Regularly check your wheat bag for signs of wear and tear or scorching. With age, the fillings dry out and become combustible. Stay warm safely, visit https://fal.cn/39T5d for more tips. #PreparedForAnything #ProtectTheIrreplaceable

16.01.2022 **A message from our Commissioner, Paul Baxter** 'Real commitment in this year's NSW Government budget to emergency services following challenging times. 'We w...ill be increasing our bushfire tanker fleet, replacing our firefighter personal protective clothing with new state of the art gear, targeting better support for the mental health of our people and also replacing critical communications equipment.' #PreparedForAnything

15.01.2022 Forecast very cold weather during the next few days increases the risk of fires Making sure you do a few simple things will keep you and your family fire safe ...Working smoke alarms save lives Call Triple Zero (000) to report fires and emergencies Find out more fire.nsw.gov.au/winter #FRNSW

14.01.2022 CHANGE YOUR CLOCKS, CHECK YOUR SMOKE ALARMS | Today, when you change your clocks, take a second to check your smoke alarm. It’s as simple as pressing a button. Only working smoke alarms help save lives. #PreparedForAnything #ProtectTheIrreplaceable

13.01.2022 You’ve got nothing to lose but lots to gain as retained on-call firefighter Jen tells her story? Join a team that’s prepared for anything. Apply online at www.f...ire.nsw.gov.au/retained #FRNSW #RetainedFirefighters #OurPeople

13.01.2022 On this day 19 years ago, 343 firefighters and other Emergency Services workers ran into the World Trade Center simply doing their job. Today we remember the...ir bravery and the ultimate sacrifice of those and others who have died as result of illness associated with this. The true dedication, commitment and compassion of these people should never been forgotten. See more

13.01.2022 Albury Fire and Rescue NSW firefighters responded to a house fire on Wednesday evening The home sustained serious damage despite the efforts of firefighters Inv...estigations are being conducted in an attempt to determine the cause of the fire Shortly after this fire was reported, firefighters attended a small fire nearby that was the result of unattended cooking Fortunately there was only minor damage and this is a timely reminder to always Keep Looking While Cooking Report fires and emergencies to Triple Zero (000) fire.nsw.gov.au/winter Fire and Rescue NSW Station 203 Albury Central Fire and Rescue NSW Station 206 Albury North Fire and Rescue NSW Station 209 Albury Civic

13.01.2022 From the Alpine regions of NSW to the Desert, FRNSW supports firefighters with specialised training and equipment to ensure that they are Prepared for Anything.... Recently Regional trainer Anthony Hatch and Captain Garth Willmot delivered training to firefighters working in the Alpine community of Perisher Valley. Firefighters were trained to use the varied specialist equipment deployed to this community to provide protection and to Protect the Irreplaceable. #MoreThanFire #PreparedForAnything #ProtectTheIrreplaceable

12.01.2022 FIRE SAFETY TIP # 01 | When setting up fairy lights and other electrical displays use only one item per power socket and don't overload power boards or double adaptors.

11.01.2022 #Albury Fire and Rescue NSW firefighters responded to a grass fire on Sunday that had spread to an adjoining wreckers yard severely damaging several heavy vehic...les Quick work from NSW Rural Fire Service firefighters who were nearby training brought the grass fire under control while #FRNSW managed the vehicle fires and prevented the fire from spreading to other vehicles and buildings and further damage Early indications are that the fire was not of a suspicious nature although a investigation is being conducted by NSWPOL Fire and Rescue NSW Station 203 Albury Central Fire and Rescue NSW Station 206 Albury North Fire and Rescue NSW Station 209 Albury Civic

11.01.2022 Yesterday afternoon at 4:45 pm we received a 000 call of a large grass fire just on the edge of town. Upon our arrival, the fire was in long grass and trees he...ading in two directions towards a farmers crop and town. We worked quickly to extinguish the flames before it did get into the crop or before it got any closer to town. After a large effort from Fire and Rescue and our Local RFS brigades, the fire was contained to its original paddock. Thank you to Fire and Rescue 206 and to the RFS for providing us support.

11.01.2022 WORLD FIRST AID DAY | Did you know all Fire and Rescue NSW firefighters are trained in first aid, so we can be prepared to help you in an emergency? It’s just o...ne way we are #MoreThanFire. #WorldFirstAidDay2020 #MedicalResponse #PreparedForAnything

10.01.2022 GET READY WEEKEND | 6.9% of NSW was impacted by bush fire in the 2019/20 fire season. This means there is a significant bush fire risk for the coming 2020/21 fi...re season. It only takes 5 minutes to improve or make a plan that will give your property, your family and yourself the best chance of survival. Get ready now at myfireplan.com.au #PreparedForAnything #ProtectTheIrrplaceable #HelpUsHelpYou #GetReadyWeekend

08.01.2022 FIRE SAFETY TIP #05 | Check your BBQ connections, hoses and cylinders before use so your next flame grill doesn't turn into a flaming disaster. For BBQ fire safety tips, visit our website: https://fal.cn/3cfwu.

07.01.2022 NATIONAL ROAD SAFETY WEEK | Every day across NSW, emergency services personnel respond to crashes, breakdowns and other incidents on our roads which can place u...s at risk. Help protect us, while we protect you When you see flashing lights, move over and slow down #NRSW #DriveSOS

07.01.2022 Today is R U OK? day. You don’t have to be an expert to keep the conversation going when someone says they’re not OK. By knowing what to say you can help someone feel supported and access appropriate help long before they’re in crisis, which could change, or even save, their life. Watch for tips: https://youtu.be/erHLP29tzPE R U OK?

06.01.2022 FIRE SAFETY TIP #04 | Cigarettes can be deadly in more ways than one. House and grass fires are commonly caused by improperly extinguished or tossed cigarettes.... Always discard and extinguish cigarettes in a container made from either metal, glass or ceramic material - like an ash tray. For more fire safety tips, visit us: https://fal.cn/3cdS1. See more

06.01.2022 FIRE SAFETY TIP #03 | Decorative lights may become very hot so keep away from children and flammable materials such as wrapping paper, decorations or curtains and don’t leave burning candles unattended.

05.01.2022 Caravans and campervans have limited escape options in the event of a fire. You have just a few seconds to get out of a burning caravan, as they are constructed... of lightweight and and potentially highly combustible fittings. A working smoke alarm can mean the difference between life and death. Make sure your caravan or motor home has a working smoke alarm to ensure your holiday memories are good ones. If there is a fire, act fast. Get out, stay out, and call Triple Zero (000). For more camping and caravan fire safety tips, visit us: https://fal.cn/caravansafety #HelpUsHelpYou #PreparedForAnything #ProtectTheIrreplaceable

04.01.2022 The temperatures are set to drop across NSW this weekend. Don't let your standards drop! A fire can take hold in 3 minutes, luckily it only takes seconds to prevent one. Frayed or damaged electrical cords can start a fire. If you have an electric blanket on your bed check that it's in good working order before using it tonight. To find out how visit fire.nsw.gov.au/winter #PreparedForAnything #ProtectTheIrreplaceable

03.01.2022 This weekend is daylight savings. Do you remember if you turn your clocks forwards or backwards? Don't worry we can't remember either. ... If you go and check your smoke detector we will google up the answer and remind you on Saturday. #daylightsavings #nsw

02.01.2022 Happy Father’s Day!

01.01.2022 KEEPING NSW SAFE | Today we officially launched our exciting state-of-the art practical training facility at our Emergency Services Academy in Orchard Hills. O...ur world-class training ensures we have the right skills to be #PreparedForAnything to help keep you safe in any emergency. Check out our photo gallery from today's event. #MoreThanFire #Training