Rheola Fire Brigade in Rheola, Victoria, Australia | Fire station

Rheola Fire Brigade

Locality: Rheola, Victoria, Australia

Address: Wedderburn-Dunolly Road 3517 Rheola, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.cfa.vic.gov.au

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24.01.2022 HI everyone TOTAL FIRE BAN THURSDAY. Take care and have a plan.

23.01.2022 Rheola Firefighters were called to a Reported Bushfire at Inkerman near Moliagul this morning around 6:40 to support Bealiba. Firefighters attended the station and were preparing when the response was cancelled. Fires always look worse at night and people are very alert and will ring in all fires they see. ... So remember if you are burning off please register your burn with our call takers. Phone 1800 668 511 (Please save this number to your phone) This is better than relying on smoke signals. Notifying us prevents unnecessary response and keeps us home safe with our families.

23.01.2022 Rheola Fire Fighters attended a house fire today at McIntyre. The house, a tractor and a camper van were fully alight on arrival but crews were able to save a trailer, a backhoe and some building materials. No one was inured in the blaze. A big thanks to Dunolly and Inglewood firefighters for coming along to help. The fire started in an electrical system.

22.01.2022 Rheola Firefighters are completing their pre-season training Tomorrow morning......Are you Fire Ready?????

21.01.2022 These are some of the faces of Strike Team 2091 who recently left home on a hot afternoon, jumped on five fire trucks, drove to Wodonga in NE Victoria, saved houses from a hard running fire, stayed a couple more days and nights to make the fire safe and then just returned home and then went back to normal business. Ordinary folk doing extraordinary things......Thank You.

20.01.2022 Dry and windy tomorrow folks. You know the drill. Have a plan and dont do anything silly........PleaseDry and windy tomorrow folks. You know the drill. Have a plan and dont do anything silly........Please

19.01.2022 FDP Restrictions on the 23rd.

17.01.2022 Brigade Stalwart Des Roberts has been a member of Rheola Brigade for 70 years. Our Captain Phil presented Mrs Ellen Roberts with a CFA long service medal this week to mark this milestone and say thanks. During this time the Roberts Family Home has been the local Fire Communication Centre with a CFA Sub Base Radio in the kitchen managing every fire in the area till we recently transitioned to central call taking. Des was able to serve his community because of the support of his family and employers. Ellen was usually managing radio, food for firefighters and extra resources whilst Des was out at the fire always working hard to keep us all safe. Congratulations Des and family and thanks for helping this great community. We look forward to a photo of the whole family all gathered around Des wearing this well earned Medal.

16.01.2022 If you have trees at your place here's a tip.

16.01.2022 Fire Danger Period Restrictions will be introduced in Loddon this Monday 23rd Nov. Have you finished your cleanup?Fire Danger Period Restrictions will be introduced in Loddon this Monday 23rd Nov. Have you finished your cleanup?

16.01.2022 Meet our newest member of the D20 team, Dale Stemmer! Dale is joining us for the next 12months in the Loddon Commander role. Here’s a little bit about Dale’s ca...reer: Dale has been involved in CFA for 43 years, first starting out as a volunteer at Junortoun Fire Brigade. In 1988 he than joined as a recruit and served at Geelong, Frankston, Latrobe Valley and Bendigo where his substantive position of Senior Station Officer is. He has also undertaken Commander work in various Districts around the state. At home, Dale has some property where he runs some Alpacas and Llamas for fibre as well as some pet sheep, goats and a couple of dogs with his wife, Lisa. He doesn’t mind a bit of cycling and mountain bike riding on his days off either. Dale is looking forward to working with the Loddon catchment and meeting everyone when able. Welcome to the D20 team Dale!

15.01.2022 Our Rheola Tanker 1 on the D20 strike team is back on the fire line today near Wodonga. They saved some houses yesterday working with machinery and aircraft. Today they are mopping up and holding the control line to keep the communities of Wodonga and Bandiana safe. Fentons Creek Tanker is working with them.

12.01.2022 Its not Rabbit Season or Duck Season It's now House Fire Season. Make sure your Flue is clean and don't put clothes too close to the heater. .....You did change those Batteries and make a house fire plan didn't you?

12.01.2022 Rheola Firefighters practising their Entrapment Drill. Curtains down and sprays on. Firefighters are safe inside.

12.01.2022 Hi folks. News on Fire Danger Period restrictions being lifted next week. Remember you are always liable for your own fire so take care. The community has done a great job this year. Keep up the great work between now and winter.

11.01.2022 Hi Folks. News on Fire Danger Period restrictions coming off next week. Remember you are always liable for your own fire so still take care.

11.01.2022 Our Crew are coming home Strike team 2091 have done their duty and are now travelling home from Wodonga. Yesterday the grateful Flower family looked after them with scones and cream. Pics are of Banjo with our Captain Phil and the Rheola Tanker. Banjo with his Sis Ava and Mum Krista delivered these yummy treats while our crew were filling up with water. Thanks Flower Family for looking after our crew while they are away.

11.01.2022 It has been a great year for common sense around Rheola.....don't let the team down now.

10.01.2022 If you get the chance in the next few weeks to tell a member of Vicpol how much we value and respect what they all do risking their lives to keep us safe every day...........Dont be shy.

05.01.2022 Our Rheola Tanker Crew are home and having a cuppa and a rest. Job well done. #Every1comeshome

04.01.2022 Rheola Firefighters attended a Motor Vehicle Accident today at Lanelly. They assisted Police, SES, Ambulance and Murphys Creek Firefighters by controlling traffic on the busy Wimerra Highway while rescue was performed, scene investigated and vehicles and debris removed. Unfortunately a driver died at the scene... Please travel safely everyone.