Port Sorell Fire Brigade in Port Sorell, Tasmania | Fire station

Port Sorell Fire Brigade

Locality: Port Sorell, Tasmania

Address: 41 Rice Street 7307 Port Sorell, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.fire.tas.gov.au

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23.01.2022 We seem to be having a few questions about Santa's lolly run this year so we've spoke to Santa's little elves and they reckon he should arrive from the North Pole ready to start his journey at 3:30pm on Christmas eve (hopefully Rudolph can find his way!). He hopes to see as many people about as he can before he starts his Christmas deliveries, so please like and share this post to get the message out there! UPDATE: The lolly run starts around 3.30 and goes to Squeaking Point then back to Port Sorell, around Shearwater then up to Hawley and finishes along Alexander St. We stop halfway through for more lollies and a short break and should be finishing by about 9.30 pm.

23.01.2022 Tonight the Port Sorell Fire Brigade honed in on some vital skills required when responding to alarm calls at premises. These kind of calls can be quite frequent, so it is important that we execute them as smoothly and safely as possible. Good work to all those involved!

23.01.2022 **All done for the day, thanks to all those that visited!** - Today the Port Sorell Fire Brigade are hosting a display at the Port Sorell Spring Fair - come along and have a chat, see what we do and ask heaps of questions. Don’t let the average weather turn you away!

10.01.2022 Today the TFS along with other agencies have sent a contingent of firefighters to assist NSW with their devastating bushfires. We’d like to wish all those involved good luck and to stay safe. Our very own Kyle Thompson is representing our brigade - all the best

09.01.2022 Spring can provide some ideal conditions to conduct burning on your property; but there are a few things you need to be considerate of. If you have any doubts regarding burning, please don't hesitate to contact us via this page, we are more than happy to come and visit to provide advice within our brigade response area. Minimising the vegetation risk in your area now can provide significant ease when managing unwanted fires when conditions deteriorate, and can help make our... community a safer place. Please note that state legislation prohibits any property under 2000m2 to burn - The Latrobe Council's Environment Health Officer can assist with providing alternative methods of fuel reduction.

01.01.2022 From 2am Thursday 31 October fire permits are required statewide for anyone wishing to burn on their property. TFS permit officers issue permits with clear con...ditions that will ensure any burn is conducted as safely as possible. Fire permits offer a certain level of protection when landowners adhere to the fire permit's conditions. For information on how to obtain a fire permit free call 1800 000 699 or visit www.fire.tas.gov.au