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25.01.2022 Millicent SES has just completed Request for Assistance Search from Sapol to locate 2 people and Vehicle bogged in sand dunes. Canunda national park Thanks to crew and local recovery expert for assistance. If you want to get fit learn new skills and make new friends. All training and uniforms provided. Training nights 7pm Tue Gavin Unit Manager
24.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/406321263069783/posts/1138660656502503/
24.01.2022 If youre setting off for a short break this afternoon, please allow plenty of time to get where youre going, and exercise patience with other drivers. Police ...anticipate higher than usual volumes of traffic departing major metropolitan and regional centres. Dont forget to take extra care when driving on unfamiliar roads, and in challenging weather conditions. Enjoy a safe Queens Birthday long weekend!
23.01.2022 Recently Millicent SES conducted rescue techniques in caves at Rendelsham. We covered patient extraction and tested our communication systems. If this is something that would interest you contact us for more details.
23.01.2022 For emergency SES storm or flood assistance call 132 500 For life-threatening emergencies call 000
23.01.2022 As the temperatures increase over the coming days, you might be thinking it is time to visit the beach or escape into the outback. Make sure you know what terra...in you might face, the capabilities of yourself and your vehicle and always pack the right equipment so you can self-recover. Dont forget to pack enough food and water as well so you can #beattheheat. See more
23.01.2022 Thanks to the millicent crew that provided traffic control and support to cfs at the keilara fire yesterday.
22.01.2022 Heavy Lift Training and Stabilisation with instructors from SA Urban Search and Rescue Task force great few days of training. Agencies that worked together were Millicent SES, Bordertown SES, Barmera SES, Mt Gambier MFS a CFS member from STC. Well done on all those that participated and a big thanks to instructors and staff who came down from Adelaide.
21.01.2022 Due to predicted overnight temperatures, a Code Blue extreme weather activation will be in place today, Thursday 20 June 2019, until Monday 24 June 2019, for th...e following regional areas: Berri Ceduna Mount Gambier Murray Bridge Port Augusta Port Pirie Whyalla The Homelessness Gateway Service will continue to operate 24 hours a day 7 days a week to assist with emergency accommodation. Anyone who is homeless or at risk of homelessness is encouraged to contact the Homelessness Gateway on 1800 003 308.
20.01.2022 Hot weather: preparation is the key With the 2018-19 summer starting tomorrow, the State Emergency Service (SES) is encouraging all South Australians to th...ink about how they are going to prepare for the expected hot weather. SES Chief Officer Chris Beattie says there is no better time than this weekend to start preparing the family home for the summer months. Spend an hour or so this weekend checking that your air conditioner, fans and outside shutters and awnings are in good working condition, Mr Beattie said. You may need to consider having your air conditioner serviced. This is always best done well ahead of any hot weather, he added. Mr Beattie said all South Australians, irrespective of where they live in the state, should expect to experience heatwaves over summer. We need to be mindful that heatwaves can have a detrimental impact on peoples health and wellbeing, Mr Beattie said. Heat-related illness can affect anyone, even the very fit, and can result in severe health issues. It can be fatal for many with older people, those with a pre-existing medical condition and young children and babies most at risk, Mr Beattie said. Mr Beattie there are plenty of simple ways people can protect their health. Coping with the heat largely depends on using common sense and being prepared, he said. During a heatwave, we advise people to stay cool, keep well hydrated and check on those people most at risk, such as elderly family members, friends and neighbours, to make sure they are coping with the conditions. Under no circumstances, should children or pets be left in a parked car, even with the air conditioner running, Mr Beattie said. Information on the forecast weather can be found on the Bureau of Meteorologys website www.bom.gov.au https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/public/download.jsp?id=125515
19.01.2022 Please take care on the roads If you experience dusty conditions while driving in SA today. Turn your lights on, slow down & keep a safe braking distance.
19.01.2022 Happy New Year from the South Australian State Emergency Service team! Wed like to thank all our volunteers who give up special occasions like this one i...n order to protect and serve their community we really appreciate it! As for the rest of the community, got any New Years resolutions yet? Consider joining the SES in your local area and become a part of a team filled with compassionate and driven individuals. Visit www.ses.sa.gov.au/volunteer or call 1300 364 587
19.01.2022 Great job Millicent and Mt Gambier SES guys and girls that participated in the confine space course today.
18.01.2022 Thanks to the crew members that assisted sapol with 2 searches in the last 5 days. If you would like to make new friends and help out your community. Feel free to give me a call. Gavin 0438 820 811
18.01.2022 The Code Blue extreme weather response has been extended for parts of regional SA until 9am Wednesday, 26 June due to continued cold overnight temperatures. Affected areas include Berri, Ceduna, Mount Gambier, Murray Bridge, Port Augusta, Port Pirie & Whyalla.
17.01.2022 The State Emergency Service is warning of a risk of flooding around suburban homes with some rain finally on the way this evening. #9News | http://9News.com.au
16.01.2022 The SA State Emergency Service has issued an Extreme Heatwave Emergency Warning https://www.ses.sa.gov.au/public/download.jsp?id=135373 for today, 24th January.
15.01.2022 If you are planning a camping trip for the school holidays, ensure you dont camp under trees. Heat can stress the branches and they could fall.
15.01.2022 Well done to Gavin and Paul for putting their hands up for this very important Training. As part of contingency planning for a potential second wave of COVID-19, SAAS is gaining support from other agencies. A group of SA State Emergency Service volunteers have put their hand up to bolster our frontline theyve been trained in driving our ambulance fleet, infection control, CPR and other emergency response requirements.... The first batch of training was completed last week, with a second batch scheduled for mid-July. For now, SAAS will maintain normal operations, but we are prepared to engage other agencies in our response, if we do experience a peak in demand due to COVID-19. Thank you to our emergency service colleagues for their eagerness to support our crews and patients. #weareatworkforyou
15.01.2022 The SA State Emergency Service strives to innovate & improve our services to the community & the implementation of our Remotely Piloted Aircraft (drone) p...rogram is one of many ways we are achieving this goal. SA State Emergency Service is the first SES in Australia to be licenced by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority - CASA & have a fleet of aircraft strategically located across the state. Here, SA State Emergency Service Chief Remote Pilot Jayme Moreland explains the benefits of using Remotely Piloted Aircraft to search for missing people & other ways they can be utilised to provide our volunteers with a technological advantage. If this looks like fun to you & you would like to become an SES volunteer, register your interest via our Volunteer Registration Form www.ses.sa.gov.au/volunteer
15.01.2022 Millicent SES and Mt Gambier SES and SAAS, CFS paged to a Rescue General at tank caves to rescue a 40 year old diver with medical issues 5m down into a cave. Responding units received a stop call. Thanks to those vollies who responded. If you would like to assist your community, participate in rescues and searches. And get fit Come down to a training night one night chat to a member. Millicent trains Tue night 7pm Mt Gambier SES trains Wed night 7pm. UM Gavin
13.01.2022 Severe Weather Warning for DAMAGING WINDS For people in Adelaide Metropolitan, Mount Lofty Ranges, Kangaroo Island, Lower South East and parts of Yorke Penins...ula, Murraylands and Upper South East districts. Issued at 1:20 pm Monday, 30 July 2018. Weather Situation: Northwesterly winds increasing as a cold front moves eastwards across central and southeastern parts of South Australia late Monday afternoon and evening. Damaging winds, averaging 50-65 km/h with gusts in excess of 90 km/h are possible over exposed coasts and elevated ground near the cold front. Wind gusts in excess of 90 km/h are also possible across the warning area, mostly with squally showers and thunderstorms. Conditions are expected to ease temporarily overnight before a second front affects the southeast of the State Tuesday afternoon. Locations which may be affected include Adelaide, Mount Gambier, Murray Bridge, Kingscote, Victor Harbor and Meningie. The State Emergency Service advises that people should: * Move vehicles under cover or away from trees; * Secure or put away loose items around your property. * Stay indoors, away from windows, while conditions are severe. The next Severe Weather Warning will be issued by 5:00 pm ACST Monday. http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDS21037.shtml
12.01.2022 It was terrific to receive correspondence from White Ribbon CEO Delia Donovan today confirming SA State Emergency Service has achieved White Ribbon accreditatio...n. Working with White Ribbon over the last eighteen months has been a key plank within our broader diversity and equity strategy and Im tremendously proud of the partnership and the agencys achievements to date. Our partnership with the White Ribbon organisation has focussed on specifically addressing the issue of gender discrimination and domestic violence within the workplace. It has also provided SASES with a structured framework to improve policies, procedures, training and communication. A diverse and inclusive organisations is founded on respect for all people and I see respectful relationships between members as being essential to support safer and more supportive work environments for women. Emphasising our values of respect and trust also goes a long way to mitigate the risk of interpersonal conflicts and problems. Well done and congratulations to all staff and volunteers involved. More information on our diversity and equity strategy and SASES White Ribbon accreditation program is available on the members portal https://www.sasesvolunteer.org.au//diversity_and_equity.jsp
11.01.2022 Come down to the Geltwood Festival and say hi to us!
10.01.2022 Millicent SES out doing search and rescue training last night at Beachport. Also covering vehicle self recovery. If getting out in fresh air and learning some new skills come down say hi on a Tue night. Always looking for new members.
09.01.2022 HEALTH ALERT: People with asthma and respiratory conditions are being warned ahead of increased winds expected tomorrow. The winds could potentially kick up dus...t into the air, which could worsen the conditions of people with pre-existing illnesses. Anyone required urgent medical attention is encouraged to ring Triple Zero. More details TONIGHT in 9 News Adelaide at 4.00pm and 6.00pm. #9News | http://9News.com.au
09.01.2022 SA USAR Taskforce training program A very busy last 7 days for crews did Heavy lift stabilisation on the weekend. Members completed Usar Cat 1 on Monday another member successfully completed Confined space course. Tue night saw 2 members complete the Confine space first responder course. On Wednesday members from SAAS MFS MT Gambier Millicent SES Millicent and MT Gambier participated in a rescue scenario in a tunnel with BA. Well done to the Mil SES member who was first off rank for this challenge. Great job on all those members who participated in this worthwhile training.
08.01.2022 Never leave children or pets in a parked car. Even on a warm day, the temp inside a car can be 20-30 degrees hotter than outside. The impact of heat on a childs body is almost immediate and can be fatal. Keep your children with you and safely out of the heat. Heat can kill!
07.01.2022 Yesterdays severe weather definitely impacted our region. Big thank you to the dedicated volunteers in Millicent SES and Wattle Range Cfs group. As of 1pm fri Millicent SES has been paged to over 38 jobs ranging from powerlines down, roofs removed, trees down, assist residents and lots more. Our Brothers in CFS did countless jobs also. Absolute shocking conditions last night and still our vollies get out of a warm bed leave their families to assist the community. Gavin Unit Manager
07.01.2022 Good luck to our team for this weekends SASES Rescue Challenge!
06.01.2022 https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3736214449740454&id=217382858290315 Our thoughts are with Stuarts family and friends. A terrible loss to the community. Rip buddy.
06.01.2022 Well done to all involved
04.01.2022 Keep clear of fallen Powerlines always assume they are live Report fallen Powerlines to SA Power Networks on 13 13 66 #SouthAustralia
03.01.2022 Mt Gambier and Millicent SES training night heavy lift stabilisation. Great job team. Expanding on skill set.
02.01.2022 Watch & Act Damaging Winds With Localised Destructive Winds This Watch and Act message is issued for the States South East Damaging Winds will impact the... Kangaroo Island, coastal parts of the Upper South East,and the Lower South East in the next few hours which may threaten you and your familys safety. Localised Destructive wind gusts are possible across the warning area What you should do: * Stay indoors, away from windows while storms are occurring. * Roads maybe dangerous, do not travel unless absolutely necessary. * For SES assistance phone 132 500. * If the matter is life threatening call 000 (triple zero). This message was issued by the State Emergency Service.Impacts in your area: You are in danger from flying debris, falling trees and fallen powerlines. Structural damage is possible. www.ses.sa.gov.au/public/download.jsp?id=139862
