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25.01.2022 The fire danger for the Mid Coast tomorrow, Saturday 26 September will be Very High and all fire permits will be suspended. Under these conditions, you should review your bush fire survival plan, keep yourself informed about conditions and be ready to act if necessary. For current information on fires in the area visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au or download the Fires Near Me app for smartphones. If you see a fire and no fire trucks in attendance call triple zero (000) immediately.
25.01.2022 The fire danger in our area tomorrow, Saturday 28 November will be Very High and all fire permits will be suspended. Under these conditions, you should review your bush fire survival plan, keep yourself informed about conditions and be ready to act if necessary. For current information on fires in the area visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au or download the Fires Near Me app for smartphones. If you see a fire and no fire trucks in attendance call triple zero (000) immediately.... ABC Mid North Coast, 2BOB RADIO, Triple M Mid North Coast, Super Radio Mid North Coast, Hit Mid North Coast, 2RE
23.01.2022 The fire danger for the Mid Coast today, Saturday 26 September will be Very High and all fire permits will be suspended. Under these conditions, you should review your bush fire survival plan, keep yourself informed about conditions and be ready to act if necessary. For current information on fires in the area visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au or download the Fires Near Me app for smartphones. If you see a fire and no fire trucks in attendance call triple zero (000) immediately.
22.01.2022 Fact: Bush fires are unpredictable and in dangerous conditions, you may not get an Emergency Alert message in time. It’s important that you stay up to date on conditions in your area and that you have made a bush fire survival plan. Leaving early is your safest option. Improve or make your fire plan at myfireplan.com.au #getreadyweekend
22.01.2022 If there is a fire in the Mid Coast you will find its alert level on the NSW RFS website, on the radio and in the ‘Fires Near Me’ app. What will be your sign for putting your fire plan into action? #getreadyweekend
21.01.2022 Progress, we are still moving forward at our new Fire Station. The Carpenters have moved in to construct all internal walls. Getting ready for Insulation, Plumb...ing, Electrical and Gyprock. It's looking great, giving us modern change facilities, being gender and disability specific. As can be seen in the picture a spacious truck and work area. See more
20.01.2022 The fire danger in our area today, Saturday 28 November is Very High and all fire permits are suspended. Under these conditions you should review your bush fire survival plan, keep yourself informed about conditions and be ready to act if necessary. For current information on fires in the area visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au or download the Fires Near Me app for smartphones. If you see a fire and no fire trucks in attendance call triple zero (000) immediately.... ABC Mid North Coast, 2BOB RADIO, 2RE, Hit Mid North Coast, Triple M Mid North Coast
20.01.2022 The fire danger for the Mid Coast tomorrow, Friday 25 September will be Very High and all fire permits will be suspended. Under these conditions you should review your bush fire survival plan, keep yourself informed about conditions and be ready to act if necessary. For current information on fires in the area visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au or download the Fires Near Me app for smartphones. If you see a fire and no fire trucks in attendance call triple zero (000) immediately.
16.01.2022 You don’t have to live right near the bush to be at risk. Even if your home is a few streets back, you may be at risk. Can you guess the main reason homes are lost to bush fires? #getreadyweekend
15.01.2022 Fact: Your safest option is to leave early. A bush fire can be a terrifying situation, intense heat and flames will make you tire quickly, it will be difficult to see and breathe. You may become confused or disorientated. Powerlines and fallen trees can block roads and make driving dangerous. It’s always better to leave early, before the fire arrives. Visit myfireplan.com.au and make a bush fire survival plan, it will help you make important decisions like when to leave or what you need to be prepared to stay. #getreadyweekend
14.01.2022 If you update your Fires Near Me NSW app or check our website, you'll see new icons for bush fires across NSW. This is part of a new national approach to warnings. Over time they'll be used for more hazards in more locations, so you can expect to see the same approach whether you're at home, work, or traveling.
13.01.2022 Yesterday, MidCoast Council Mayor, David West handed over the new facilities at Bulahdelah to our Mitigation Crew. We now have three Mitigation Crews operational across the Mid Coast District. Our Mitigation Crews perform a number of roles, such as helping to prepare areas for hazard reduction by volunteer brigades, meaning our community is safer from bush fires. They also help some of the most at-risk members of our community through the Assist Infirm, Disabled and Elderly Residents (AIDER) program. MidCoast Council, NSW Rural Fire Service
13.01.2022 You can now use a computer, tablet or smartphone to lodge your burn notifications electronically through the online portal on the NSW Rural Fire Service website at www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/notify
13.01.2022 Whilst we have seen some rainfall across the district in the past month the Keech-Byram Drought Index (KBDI) is currently over 120, as a result from midnight Saturday, 5 December fire permits will be suspended in the Port Macquarie Hastings and Mid Coast Local Government Areas. This suspension will remain in place until weather conditions result in significant rainfall ABC Mid North Coast, Triple M Mid North Coast, Hit Mid North Coast, 2BOB RADIO, Port Macquarie-Hastings Council, MidCoast Council, 2RE, Super Radio Mid North Coast
10.01.2022 This International Volunteer Day we thank the more than 76,000 NSW RFS volunteers across the state, who give up their own time to protect the communities of NSW. Thank you to all our amazing volunteers and also their families for allowing them to do what they do, especially over the coming holiday period.
09.01.2022 They may be packing up their tools but BlazeAid volunteers will be remembered in Wingham for a long time to come. Local families grateful for a helping hand to rebuild after the devastating Black Summer.
08.01.2022 There are some simple things you can do around your property to prepare it against the risk of fire. Do you know the top 5 actions to make your property safer? #getreadyweekend
07.01.2022 The fire danger for the Mid Coast Today, Friday 25 September will be Very High and all fire permits will be suspended. Under these conditions, you should review your bush fire survival plan, keep yourself informed about conditions and be ready to act if necessary. For current information on fires in the area visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au or download the Fires Near Me app for smartphones. If you see a fire and no fire trucks in attendance call triple zero (000) immediately.
04.01.2022 Fact: There will never be as many fire trucks as there are houses. Do not depend on a fire truck being available at your home. But if you and your home are well prepared, you stand a better chance of surviving a bush fire. There are simple things you can do around your home to prepare it for a bush fire, like keeping the grass low and having a cleared area around your home. Learn more and get ready at rfs.nsw.gov.au/plan-and-prepare #getreadyweekend
04.01.2022 Severe Weather Warning for DAMAGING WINDS, HEAVY RAINFALL, ABNORMALLY HIGH TIDES and DAMAGING SURF For people in Northern Rivers and parts of Mid North Coast and Northern Tablelands Forecast Districts. Issued at 5:10 pm Sunday, 13 December 2020.... For more information go to www.bom.gov.au
03.01.2022 HAZARD REDUCTION - BEECHWOOD/FRAZERS CREEK While conditions remain favourable, land managers and fire agencies will continue to protect lives and property from the risk of bush fires through hazard reduction. NSW Rural Fire Service have a number of scheduled hazard reduction burns this weekend including in the Beechwood/Frazers Creek area this Sunday , 27th September. Forecast conditions may see very light smoke transport across the local area Sunday afternoon and evening. Please only call Triple Zero (000) if you see an unattended fire and for information about hazard reduction smoke and an updated list and map of scheduled hazard reduction burns visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/HR
