Rutherglen Fire Brigade in Rutherglen, Victoria | Fire station

Rutherglen Fire Brigade

Locality: Rutherglen, Victoria

Phone: 000

Address: 55 Howlong Road 3685 Rutherglen, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 As harvest ramps up. Keep an keen eye out

23.01.2022 While this comes from another brigade it is the same for Rutherglen Brigade. Thank you to those who have expressed interest in joining or helping out our brigade. When this is over we will be in touch and look forward to welcoming you to the brigade.

22.01.2022 Good Luck Nat. Hope you have a nice warm Bennie!!! It’s not to late to donate to a great charity.

22.01.2022 It's that time of year. Before you go to bed, turn them forward this time.

22.01.2022 Now is the time to be Flood Ready. A series of rain fall events are expected to cause flooding in the North East today into tomorrow. We could see rain falls of 80-120mm over the next couple of days, with the primary risk being minor to moderate riverine flooding. A Severe Weather Warning is also current with possible flash flooding and wind across the Alps. We do not expect a major widespread flood this week. For more info : https://www.ses.vic.gov.au/-/press-conference-potential-for

21.01.2022 With a great weekend coming, if you’re planning on cleaning up around your property, please don’t forget to register your burn off to stop unessential call outs for CFA Volunteers

21.01.2022 On behalf of the Rutherglen RSL committee and its members I would like to thank the Rutherglen Fire Brigade for sounding their siren, the Rutherglen Primary Sch...ool for playing The Last Post, Reveille and the National Anthems over their PA and to all those in the community that commemorated Anzac Day this morning in their own way. I was in the Memorial Park this morning at 0600hrs and to hear various Dawn Services being played throughout the community this morning was touching so thank you to all LEST WE FORGET Regards Craig Williams President Rutherglen RSL Sub Branch See more

20.01.2022 Winter is the peak time for heater fires, and with people and children indoors during this time, it’s more important than ever to follow some basic fire safety tips. Drying clothes and other items must be kept at least one metre away from all heating. Children must be supervised near all types of heating. Ensure a safe distance is maintained between children and heating. Keep wood and other combustibles at least one metre from a fire. All residents should also have gas heaters inspected and serviced every two years to ensure the safety of loved ones from carbon monoxide poisoning or fire.

17.01.2022 In this beautiful Spring weather, take the opportunity to tidy up

17.01.2022 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bY5UTqjGHBc&feature=youtu.be

16.01.2022 7 hours to go. Natalies big CHOP at 1900. With only $106.19 to go to reach $1000. Tune in for the live stream.

16.01.2022 Our very own firefighter Max Daye has been participating in the Melbourne Firefighter stair climb for a number of years now. Unfortunately this year it can’t go ahead in its normal format. Instead it is a virtual climb. Max is aiming at climbing 10,000 steps in Rutherglen over the next few weeks. We know times are tough but if you are able to please donate to this great cause. If you see Max out running up steps, give a cheer and some support.

15.01.2022 With a cold wet weekend ahead here is a friendly reminder Wood Fire Safety. Chimneys and flues should be cleaned annually.... Empty Ashes in to a metal container, and wait until completely COLD to dispose of... Don’t put ashes straight into your compost bin or on the ground near the house. If you vacuum your fire box, wait until it is completely cold, immediately empty the dust collector on the vacuum in to a metal container. Open Wood fires need a fire screen. Keep flammable items 1 metre from the heater. Don’t overload fire places and wood heaters. Extinguish open fires before leaving home or going to sleep.

14.01.2022 Volunteers from across the North East Region talk about safety in the home office and home heating. #cfavic #homefiresafety #isofiresafetymessage #cfaneregionvols

12.01.2022 The Season for Celebration is coming which also means fire season

12.01.2022 Well it has been a big 24hrs with a fast moving grass fire starting on the Murray Valley Hwy just before 3pm yesterday. The fire spread rapidly with 3 homes under threat. Thankfully with the assistance of over 20 cfa appliances and private units the fire was quickly brought under control with no property or stock losses, however some crop and pasture and a large number of peppercorn trees were lost. Rutherglen and Carlyle were on scene until about 9pm last night and back on s...cene again this morning extinguishing hot spots for about 4 hrs. Thanks to those brigades and private units that helped out along with Vicpol. Sorry no action shots things were too hectic for photos. This serves as a reminder how quickly a grass fire can spread. Members were somewhat disappointed by the number of motorists who drove through the fire as it hit the highway. This not only risked their lives but also our firefighters. Please use common sense if traffic control is not is place. See more

11.01.2022 Horses and Fire: preparing for the coming fire season Webinar Hello, lovers of equestrian! The CFA has been invited to share an upcoming webinar providing information on how to prepare your property/agistment and your four legged friends for the upcoming fire season. The webinar is to be hosted by Abbey's Run Equestrian based in Lurg and co-hosted by Lee Manning from AgVic, April Padbury CFA and guest speaker Moyna Smeaton.... Interested? Find out more information and register through Eventbrite at; www.eventbrite.com.au/e/horses-and-fire-preparing-for-the-c Date and Time Thu, 8 October 2020 7:00 PM 9:00 PM

10.01.2022 A bit of info from our friends from the SES

10.01.2022 Just a reminder leading into the bushfire season, but also for all year round

06.01.2022 Our humble little facebook page is nearing 2000 likes. Can you share us around and invite your friends? Help get us there.

06.01.2022 Today is International Firefighters' Day. It was instituted after the deaths of five firefighters in tragic circumstances in a wildfire at Linton in Victoria, Australia. It is also the feast day of St Florian, the patron saint of firefighters. St Florian was the first known commander of one firefighting squad in the Roman Empire. He lost his life, as well as those of his colleagues, for protecting the same humane ideas which firefighters all over the world share even today. T...oday we remember those firefighters that lost their lives in the line of duty. More information on International Firefighters Day is available by going to www.firefightersday.org

06.01.2022 Please note that as of 1am tomorrow morning the fire danger period will start with fire restrictions being in place. It is important that you familiarise yourself with what you can and can’t do in in the fire danger period by visiting the cfa webpage. There are big fines for not complying with the laws associated with the fire danger period. It is now too late to burn piles of rubbish etc. Despite some winter rain it is now very dry and the rain has resulted in a lot of fuel. Please be careful when mowing or using power tools outside. Check that your fire plan is up to date.

05.01.2022 Well done to one of our Firefighters Max Daye a mighty effort in a difficult year. Let’s hope next year it can be back in it’s normal format. You have done our brigade proud. If you would like to donate to this great cause please see the details in Max’s post.

04.01.2022 For all the artists out there https://www.facebook.com/248501001856729/posts/5117448288295285/?d=n