NTFRS Volunteer Brigade Alice Springs Inc. in Alice Springs, Northern Territory | Fire station

NTFRS Volunteer Brigade Alice Springs Inc.

Locality: Alice Springs, Northern Territory

Phone: +61 417 775 523

Address: 241 Ross Highway 0873 Alice Springs, NT, Australia

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24.01.2022 Our volunteers are down at the markets come down and say hi to them.

23.01.2022 Tomorrow night the brigade is holding a naming ceremony for our new shed. The shed will be named after a family of members who have made a significant contribution to the brigade over the years. The invite is open to any that want to attend and food will be provided. 1830 start at the volunteer station. Cnr Ross Highway and Stegar Road.

23.01.2022 Happy Saturday everyone. We will be at the Bushfire Relief Fundraiser tonight in the Todd Mall from 5-9pm. Come down to support all those affected by the fires interstate and meet some of our local volunteers.

21.01.2022 Hi all. Our shed is finished being built! Awesome work by the Edifice Nt crew and also the crew from Coldzap Refrigeration & Electrical who have finished wiring up the new lights and power points inside.

21.01.2022 Hi all. Our new shed is nearly finished being built. Then we will be getting lighting and power installed. Then our appliances will be moved in. Have a great weekend every one.

17.01.2022 Tonight, 4 members of our brigade received commendations from NSW for their commitment in serving interstate for the 2019/2020 bushfire season. Well done to those involved!

16.01.2022 COVID-19 may have cancelled our trainings but the tradies are still hard at work building our new shed. Watch this space for updates and the opening!

16.01.2022 We have taken steps as a brigade to do our part in flattening the curve of COVID-19. As a result we have suspended weekly trainings until further notice. We will still be responding to emergency calls within our community.

15.01.2022 A big thanks to the Northern Territory Government's Communit Benefit Fund grant that assisted us in building a veranda onto our meeting room. This veranda provides much needed shade for the area to keep our hard working volunteers cool in the hot sun!

14.01.2022 We wish to thank St John Ambulance Volunteers for joining us at our station tonight for some exercises and tour of the appliances. A fun night had by all.

14.01.2022 Wednesday night the Brigade joined the St John Ambulance Volunteers for a joint training session. St John Volunteers passed on their knowledge on Ambulance equipment as well as tested our knowledge on CPR.

12.01.2022 Last night the members attended Wanngardi Caravan Park to familiarise with and test out the fire trailer on site. The members gained a greater understanding of the capabilities the community holds in the fringe areas of Alice Springs and commend Dash and his team on the terrific upkeep of the trailer.

12.01.2022 Head on down to support our fellow volunteers!

12.01.2022 Good evening all. Tonight at training we ran through different types of fire extinguishers available and the applications to use them, how to use them in the correct and safe manner. PASS - Pin Aim Squeeze Sweep

11.01.2022 Tomorrow come down to Bunnings and meet the volunteers cooking up a storm at the BBQ. Have a chat about volunteering and fire safety. Raffle tickets available for your chance to win a fire safety hamper!

09.01.2022 All set up at the Todd mall markets come down and say hi to our volunteers.

05.01.2022 Good evening all. We are in the processes of getting our new shed built to house our appliances and gear. It will be 12m x 12m x 6m heigh. Watch this space for progress photos. It’s all happening.

04.01.2022 Come join us tomorrow night at our station on Ross Highway where we will be doing a combined training with St John Ambulance volunteers. A great opportunity to meet with all the volunteers! See you all there 630pm!

03.01.2022 Tonight the Brigade assisted Bushfires NT to perform a hazard reduction burn behind the racecourse. These burns are important to manage the fuel load around the River Gums.