NSW SES Manilla Unit in Manilla, New South Wales | Community organisation

NSW SES Manilla Unit

Locality: Manilla, New South Wales

Phone: +61 132500

Address: 6 Station Street 2346 Manilla, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.ses.nsw.gov.au

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24.01.2022 Before a storm hits, there are little things you can do to make a big difference. Maintain your yard and balcony. Trim your trees and branches; and Safely... clean your gutters or call in a professional. #GetReady this #StormSeason http://bit.ly/2m248nN

23.01.2022 It’s storm season and with it comes the risk of strong winds and damage. It is important to know the risks around your home including overhanging branches, loose items in the yard which can be blown away and dirty gutters. If you need the assistance of the NSW SES, we are here to help.... Cal 132 500 to request assistance but remember, prevention is the best way to avoid an emergency during storm season. To learn more about your risks and to #GetReady this #StormSeason, visit [https://www.ses.nsw.gov.au//simpl/prepare-for-a-storm-now/]

22.01.2022 Much of the region is again being battered by wild weather tonight. Hail and heavy rain rattled through this afternoon

18.01.2022 Volunteers took to the dam for a little boat training today, a beautiful day on the water

18.01.2022 The Bureau has confirmed that a La Niña has formed in the tropical Pacific, with climate models suggesting it's likely to remain until at least the end of 2020.... La Niña typically brings: A wetter-than-average spring and summer to northern and eastern Australia; Cooler-than-average days and warmer-than-average nights; Increased tropical cyclone numbers; An earlier start to the monsoon and wet season; Average fire risk; and Less intense but more prolonged heatwaves across southern Australia. But every La Niña event is different. Once La Niña develops it usually finishes the following autumn, but some events have lasted 2 or 3 years. Rainfall can also vary considerably. During the last big event of 2010-2012 rainfall was above average across most of Australia (we saw Category 5 tropical cyclone Yasi devastate far north Queensland communities during this period), whereas rainfall during the La Niña event of 2008-2009 was much more patchy. Read more in our Climate Driver Update: http://ow.ly/ktf650BDUny

17.01.2022 It’s storm season and you come across floodwater, what do you do? If you said you would turn around and find another route, give yourself a pat on the back! F...loodwaters are dangerous never drive, walk or ride through floodwaters. To learn more about your risks and to #GetReady this #StormSeason, visit http://bit.ly/2kNv2zC #VolunteerExperience

17.01.2022 With a wet and wild summer on the cards this year, the NSW Government and NSW State Emergency Service (NSW SES) are encouraging all communities to be ready for ...a potential increase in storms and floods. Minister for Police and Emergency Services David Elliott and NSW SES Commissioner Carlene York launched ‘Get Ready’ a NSW SES campaign to help communities prepare for the upcoming storm season. https://bit.ly/3mWXdav

16.01.2022 It is great to welcome the NSW SES - Baradine Unit back online this week. With a crew of eager volunteers, Unit Commander Nik Stafford has worked tirelessly to ...ensure the unit was officially reactivated today to serve the Baradine, New South Wales, Australia and surrounding community. If you need the assistance of the Baradine SES or any unit during an emergency event - call 132 500. #nswses #stormsandfloods #hereforyou #volunteers #helpingcommunity #baradine See more

14.01.2022 #GetReady for storm season http://bit.ly/2m2Ny7y

13.01.2022 All of us from Manilla Unit would like to wish everyone a happy and safe 2021

12.01.2022 Volunteers from Manilla headed to help the Kootingal community after a powerful hail storm hit the area, good job guys and girls

09.01.2022 As we head towards the festive season we just wanted to thank all our volunteers, their families and employers for their unwavering support throughout what has ...been a very difficult year for many. To the communities we serve across NSW please stay safe, enjoy some down time with those you love and let's hope 2021 is a better year all around! Should you need NSW SES assistance over the break, you can call 132 500 as we have amazing #volunteers ready to respond all year round. For any life threatening emergency always call Triple Zero (000). #mostwonderfultimeoftheyear #christmas

08.01.2022 Deer oh deer oh deer! If only Rudolph and all the other reindeer had listened to Santa’s instructions on the Christmas reconnaissance run last night. Even SANTA... knows you should never drive through floodwater! Just as well the SES were on hand to rescue them! Don’t worry everyone SANTA and all the reindeer are safely back at the North Pole drying in front of a warm fire, where Mrs CLAUS is giving them all a nice warm hot chocolate and a stern talking to about driving through floodwater!

08.01.2022 Volunteers practiced their skills in first aid while others passed their fitness test, congratulations guys and girls

08.01.2022 Storm season is upon us, bringing with it a lot of rain! It’s important to know your risks and get prepared. To help you and your family #GetReady, we have all the info you need at https://www.ses.nsw.gov.au/get-involved/get-ready-nsw/ #StormSeason #NSWSES

07.01.2022 Volunteers have been kept busy with overnight rain and flash flooding. With reports of 90 to 105 ml falling in a 24 hour period. Would like to shout out to Wade Sing for becoming a spontaneous volunteer at 2.30 am helping fill sandbags for operations, Cheers Wade