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25.01.2022 A big thank you to the members of Rutherglen SES for all their hard work over the past few weeks in cleaning up and reorganising our SES headquarters

24.01.2022 Prepare now for potential Spring floods: Check your Local Flood Information. Create an emergency plan Put together a Home Emergency Kit ... All this and more at www.ses.vic.gov.au/get-ready

23.01.2022 Darren Trevaskis also wearing orange for today’s WOW day! Thank you Darren

22.01.2022 Final cleanup after early morning callout to clear tree off Chiltern Road. A big thank you to all the members who attended

22.01.2022 Training on Tuesday night for new members supervised by unit training officers - best place to be inside out of the rain, we had about 27ml overnight. We had another two roof leaks, our HQ is not water tight!

21.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/533499309/posts/10158434501454310/

18.01.2022 Tree down on Gill’s Road this morning - good job Richard Shipcott & Mark Nesbitt on chainsaws, Jeff Berg, Toni Harris, Roger Farrell, Darren Trevaskis clearing logs off the road

18.01.2022 Thank you Andrew Cofield for wearing orange on SES Wear Orange Day

17.01.2022 Rutherglen SES shed was flooded during the heavy downpour!

17.01.2022 Now is the time to be Flood Ready. A Flood Watch is current with high rain falls and expected minor to moderate flooding in parts of the North East this week. Remember the official source for emergency info and warnings in Victoria is www.emergency.vic.gov.au

17.01.2022 A big thank you to all our Facebook page followers! We appreciate your interest and would love to hear from youA big thank you to all our Facebook page followers! We appreciate your interest and would love to hear from you

17.01.2022 Another tree completely blocking a country road - a good reason to take care and be vigilant on all roads. Well done Rutherglen SES

14.01.2022 New lighting over the work bench - great job Aaron Patterson

14.01.2022 A message from the Controller of Myrtleford Unit for National Volunteer Week, 18th - 24th May 2020.

12.01.2022 New concrete pad for emergency generator, great job Darren Trevaskis all part of the SES, shed upgrading

10.01.2022 Wow! How amazing does this look, thank you Peter Hunt for a great job

09.01.2022 Another very large tree limb blocking most of Gooramadda Road, thank you Richard & Jeff on the chain saws, Toni, Irene & John clearing the road also a big thank you to the farmer who used his machine to push all the cut up limbs away from the roadside.

08.01.2022 SES Wear Orange Wednesday - Thank you Toni Harris for your contribution to WOW lovely photo!

07.01.2022 2019/2020 has been one of the busiest years in VICSES history with our volunteers responding to more than 27,000 requests in Victoria for assistance. Every day members throw on orange overalls to support communities in their time of need. Show your support for SES members by dressing in orange and posting a message to social media with the hashtag #ThankYouSESandWOWDay Stay safe and well during these unprecedented times.

06.01.2022 Great job Rutherglen Sheds and Fencing - the SES shed didn’t get flooded in the last downpour the new down pipe has fixed our problem. Thank you

03.01.2022 Thank you Toni Harris for your expertise in producing this great snapshot video of our members in action

03.01.2022 A big thank you to our members for celebrating wear orange Wednesday. We desperately need new volunteers to keep our unit viable - we are looking for a computer guru (secretarial duties, BAS data entry etc) community liaison officer, radio operator, Duty Officer as well as operational members. All training is free, protective clothing supplied - we just need your time (2 hours on a Tuesday night plus call out duties when you are available) If you can see yourself in orange please contact us ASAP

01.01.2022 A very quiet and eerie Anzac morning in the fog at RSL park when I went to lay a wreath on behalf of Rutherglen SES after an early morning at the front gate with a light and next door a family with their young children standing quietly to show respect for fallen servicemen and women of WW1.#lestweforget