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Trafalgar Fire Brigade

Locality: Trafalgar, Victoria

Address: 61 Kitchener Street 3824 Trafalgar, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 District 9 continues to send support to assist with the NSW bushfires. Our first crew are heading home today after they brief the incoming crew this morning who travelled by an RAAF plane. We not only have personnel assisting but also some of our fire trucks and specialist vehicles.

25.01.2022 Monday 23rd December the Fire truck with SANTA onboard will be visiting the streets of Trafalgar and Trafalgar East

25.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/firefightingaustralia/

25.01.2022 Still time to get a spot if you have goods to sell - call the school today before 4pm. $10 a site. Also invite your friends to come on the day, see displays fro...m CFA Gippsland Trafalgar Fire Brigade CFA (Country Fire Authority) and heaps of garage sale bargains. we are part of Trafalgar Monster Garage Sale Day See more

24.01.2022 Do you know CFA firefighters have been trained by Ambulance Victoria to respond to unconscious and non-breathing patients? Please don’t turn us away if we arrive at your door in the event of a medical emergency. Every second counts.

24.01.2022 SANTA CLAUSE IS COMING TO TRAFALGAR AND TRAFALGAR EAST TONIGHT FROM 5.30 Santa and his CFA helpers will be passing out lollies to anybody who waves at him from the footpath!!!! Listen for the siren and look out for the big red truck

24.01.2022 PRINCES HIGHWAY CLOSED DUE TO A TRUCK FIRE A truck fire has closed the Princes Highway in both directions near the Billabong roadhouse at Fernbank. The truck ...caught fire just before 7am, on a section of the highway where centre barriers were recently installed. Sergeant Matt Tanner said the truck's fuel tank ruptured when it hit the barrier and the highway could remain closed at Fernbank until after midday. " We've got heavy haulage coming from Melbourne and then another two hours after that to try to get the vehicle off the road and once we get the vehicle off the road we'll have to have an inspection of the road surface due to the heat and see if there are any problems there." Detours are in place between Fernbank-Glenaladale Road and Lindenow-Meerlieu Road. Motorists are advised to go the back way on Bengworden Road. Police say the truck driver had minor injuries. by Jack Collins

21.01.2022 A Total Fire Ban day has been declared for Mallee, Northern Country, North East, North Central, West and South Gippsland & East Gippsland regions for Friday 10/01/20. For info on what you can and can’t do on total fire ban days go to www.cfa.vic.gov.au/warnings-restrictions/can

21.01.2022 Today, we’re starting air scouring work in Trafalgar. This work will continue for the next few weeks, affecting different streets on different days. Customer...s affected will receive a notice in their letterbox at least five days before air scouring is happening in their street. If you find your water milky in appearance, let the tap run for a few moments so the extra air can flow through the system. You can also find a list of which streets are being affected on which days here: www.gippswater.com.au/current-works or contact us on 1800 057 057.

20.01.2022 Everyone in East Gippsland must be aware of the fire danger forecast for tomorrow and act today. Full info here: https://go.vic.gov.au/JYsnt6 Visitors to East ...Gippsland: If you are visiting East Gippsland you must leave today - Sunday 29 December and stay away on Monday 30 December. You are in danger if you are in the area as follows - in the high country from Omeo to Bonang all the way south through to the coast between east of Bairnsdale to Cann River. If you don’t leave today, road closures are likely to mean you are unable to get home. No one should be in remote forest areas in East Gippsland today and Monday. This includes anyone who is camping, driving, biking or walking in parks or forests. It is not possible to provide support and aid to all the visitors currently in the East Gippsland region. East Gippsland residents: If you live in East Gippsland now is the time to enact your fire plan. Where possible, move animals and livestock to safer locations. You need to move to a safer place, outside of East Gippsland, today as the risk of the fires becoming uncontrollable starts early Monday morning. Stay with friends or family outside the area. Stay very aware of messaging - and if you choose to leave do not delay Do not rely on firefighting crews being able to protect you and your property If you leave -register with Register.Find.Reunite online: register.redcross.org.au East Gippsland fires. People who are in far East Gippsland, including Cann River and Mallacoota, should consider what they will do if the Princes Highway is shut and they are isolated until the road can be reopened.

20.01.2022 A statewide smoke warning (air quality) has been issued for Victoria. This video shows the smoke from NSW fires coming down across the state. There is also smok...e in some areas from the fires in East Gippsland. For more information on this warning, see http://emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/#!/warning/9856/moreinfo Video: Bureau of Meteorology

20.01.2022 It’s impressive what firefighters do.

20.01.2022 Land slip repairs - Sunny Creek Road, Trafalgar. From Monday 23 November to Friday 18 December detours will be in place while land slip repairs are complet...ed along Sunny Creek Road, Trafalgar. Residents who live south of the major land slip area will need to use Earls Road and Yarragon South Road to access their properties during this time. Please use caution when in the area and follow directional signage in place.

19.01.2022 Well done to our brigade members who participated in the annual Melbourne Firefighter Stairclimb for 2019 Lieutenant Mark Walshe, Firefighter Glenn Goodin, Firefighter Michael Jacobs and Firefighter Brad Stammers! Stellar effort!!!!

19.01.2022 From every corner of the state, we are tens of thousands of Victorians dedicated to protecting lives and property. We celebrate our proud history, and our str...ong future. Our community. Our CFA. Visit: www.cfa.vic.gov.au/about

18.01.2022 We are part of your community, and our people are ready to respond when you need us most. Today is #InternationalFirefightersDay, where we take time to reflect ...on the tens of thousands of CFA firefighters who protect our communities, and the 80 CFA members who have given their lives doing so. We honour all of them today, from here and around the world thank you for keeping us safe.

17.01.2022 Today marks the 37th anniversary of the Ash Wednesday bushfires. These fires caused destruction across Victoria and South Australia, and sadly 75 people, includ...ing 14 CFA and 3 CFS volunteer firefighters lost their lives. Today our thoughts are with those who were lost and we thank all those who who assisted the firefight. This photo was taken at Warburton during the fires. : Edwin Start

17.01.2022 Our fire trucks are getting a bath ready for a very special visitor tomorrow. Can you guess who might be visiting?

17.01.2022 Tonight DCO Steph Rotarangi joined the Premier & Minister in declaring a State of Disaster for parts of fire affected Victoria for the next 7 days. This step ha...s been taken to ensure we send the strongest possible message to our communities that their safety is our priority. If you can leave the East Gippsland and Hume Regions you absolutely must. This is the first time a State of Disaster has been declared in Victoria. This gives authorities greater power to ensure communities follow direction from emergency services personnel. We thank Victorians for their support. You can find the map and information for the North East here: https://www.emergency.vic.gov.au//update-for-ovens-valley- You can find the map and information about East Gippsland here: https://www.emergency.vic.gov.au//worsening-fire-condition You can view a high resolution version of this map here: https://files-em.em.vic.gov.au//20200102_2345_NE_and_Gipps

16.01.2022 Now is the time for people in East Gippsland to take action to keep themselves safe. If you are able to leave safely you should do so tonight or early tomorrow ...morning. If you are unable to leave you should take actions to prepare to shelter. There are hot, dry and windy weather conditions forecast for Friday and Saturday. Under these conditions all of the fires currently burning are likely to grow significantly and may become uncontrollable. New fire starts are likely as a result of lightning which is forecast to be a risk. Any lightning strikes in dry, drought affected forests have the potential to quickly become fires that threaten lives and homes. People who are in East Gippsland, in the Great Dividing Range area including Omeo, Swifts Creek and Ensay, should take the opportunity to leave today and travel to Wangaratta or Wodonga. If it is safe for you to leave you can travel to friends and family outside the potential impact area or travel to Bairnsdale. You can choose to stay in built up areas of Lakes Entrance. East Gippsland communities could be impacted today by a fire front, spot fires and ember attacks on homes, or major roads being closed resulting in communities being isolated. If the fires cross or threatens the Princes Highway it will be closed. Leave if you can: Communities in East Gippsland who are able to safely leave are encouraged to do so today or early on Friday. Travel to family and friends who are outside of the area. You can also travel to a relief centre. You can find out which relief centre is closest to you by visiting: https://www.emergency.vic.gov.au/relief/#relief_centres Before you travel check that your planned route and destination are not currently under threat of fire. While travelling in the area you should monitor weather conditions by listening to local or ABC radio as the situation may change quickly. When travelling take care on the roads and drive to the conditions. Smoke from these fires may impact visibility when driving. There are a number of major and local roads currently closed as a result of the fires. Further road closures may occur, including on roads that have recently been reopened, if they are threatened or impacted by fire. When you leave: When you leave you should take the following items with you: o Cash o Clothing for 3 days o Medicine for 3 days o Phone and chargers o Toiletries o Important documents o Mementos and photos o Pets essentials, including leash and carriers o Make sure you have enough petrol in your car If you are unable to leave: If you are unable to leave the area you should move to built up areas if it is safe to do so. Prepare to shelter by taking the following steps: o Have clothing that will protect you including a top with long sleeves and trousers. If you can wear clothing made from pure cotton or wool. Wear sturdy shoes or boots and heavy duty gloves. o Gather wool or heavy blankets. o If you currently have power you should charge you mobile phone. o Useful items to gather now includes a torch, batteries, a radio, a phone charger (or in car phone charger), battery back up packs, food and water, medical supplies and a first aid kit. o Consider your pets gather their food and water. o Move flammable items away from your home including furniture, doormats, wood and BBQs. A Neighbourhood Safer Place, also known as a Bushfire Place of Last Resort, is for when all other bushfire plans have failed and only if it is nearby. They do not guarantee safety but may offer some protection from flame and heat. Travelling to a Neighbourhood Safer Place can be dangerous. If you aren’t able to shelter in a building, other last resort options include: o Shelter in the middle of a large open area like a ploughed paddock, football oval or sporting reserve. o Get into a large body of water like a dam, lake, river, the ocean or inground pool. o Try to protect yourself from the fire's heat. Everyone in East Gippsland or who has left East Gippsland should register with Register.Find.Reunite online at register.redcross.org.au. This will assist both the emergency services and allow your loved ones to know you are safe. For more information: http://emergency.vic.gov.au//worsening-fire-conditions-for

16.01.2022 A Code Red Fire Danger Day has been declared for the Mallee and Northern Country Fire Districts of Victoria tomorrow (Thu 21 Nov, 2019). A Statewide Total Fire ...Ban has also been declared. Anyone in a high fire risk environment in the Mallee or Northern Country should move to a lower fire risk environment tonight or tomorrow morning at the latest. Houses in high fire risk environments are not designed to survive fires under Code Red conditions.

15.01.2022 Thankyou to Nilma North Fire Brigade for allowing us the opportunity to showcase our specialised skills regards LPG flare offs. LPG leaks can pose high risks and cylinders can be found in motor vehicles, household usuage (e.g. bbq), and forklifts.

15.01.2022 Tomorrow, Saturday January 4, 2020 has been declared by the CFA as a day of Total Fire Ban in the following fire districts in Victoria: Mallee Northern Cou...ntry North Central North East East Gippsland West & South Gippsland No fires can be lit in the open air between 12:01am and 11:59pm on 04/01/2020 CFA advises people living in areas at risk of fire to activate their bush fire plan. Check our Can I or Can't I guide www.cfa.vic.gov.au/can

15.01.2022 BOIL WATER ALERT - MOE, NEWBOROUGH, YALLOURN NORTH AND SURROUNDING TOWNS (Saturday 15 February 2020) Hi all, ... We’ve issued a boil water alert for the townships of Hernes Oak, Moe, Moe South, Newborough, Trafalgar East, Westbury, Yallourn, Yallourn Heights and Yallourn North tonight due to a storm-related event at the Moe water treatment plant. It’s recommended that water be brought to a rolling boil before being used for drinking, preparing beverages, washing and preparing food, preparing baby formula, brushing teeth or making ice until further notice. To ensure water is safe for consumption: - Heat water until a continuous and rapid stream of air-bubbles is produced from the bottom of a pan or kettle (kettles with automatic shut-off switches are suitable); - Allow water to cool before use; - Store water in a clean, closed container for later use; and - Caution should be taken to prevent scalding from boiling water. Unboiled water can be used for showering and bathing, flushing toilets, washing dishes and clothes and garden watering. Ensure water is not ingested whilst bathing. It’s likely the alert will remain in place for a number of days. We’re working to restore a normal water supply as soon as possible. In the meantime, an alternative drinking water point has been established at Apex Park in Moe tonight until 10pm, tomorrow from 7am - 10pm and Monday from 6am - 10pm. Please bring your own containers. We’re sorry for the inconvenience and will keep you posted. For more details, please visit www.gippswater.com.au/alerts

14.01.2022 If you live in a bushfire prone area, have you discussed an emergency plan with your kids?

14.01.2022 Reminder 1am Monday fire restrictions will commence and will be enforced. For further information visit www.cfa.vic.gov.au

14.01.2022 With many Victorians working from home, it’s important everyone takes some simple steps to keep their household safe. Don’t overload electrical sockets. Keep i...t neat and it won’t overheat! Maintain good airflow around electronic devices. Avoid charging electronic items on beds or surfaces that can burn. Turn off all appliances at the power point when not in use. Find more information on how to keep your home fire safe here: http://www.mfb.vic.gov.au/Community/Home-Safety.html

14.01.2022 Mon, 30 Dec 2019 EXTREME FIRE DANGER RATING Mon, 30 Dec 2019 has been declared a day of Total Fire Ban for the whole State of Victoria. No fires can be lit o...r be allowed to remain alight in the open air from 12:01 AM on Mon, 30 Dec 2019 until 11:59 PM Mon, 30 Dec 2019. Glenelg Shire Council Southern Grampians Shire Council Moyne Shire Council Warrnambool City Council Colac Otway Shire CouncilCorangamite Shire Council Borough of Queenscliffe City of Greater Geelong Golden Plains Shire Council Surf Coast Shire Council DELWP BarwonSouthWest

14.01.2022 Our volunteers and staff have been working together over the past few months with training on the new Breathing Apparatus ( BA ) sets. This weekend saw all of o...ur BA equipped brigades changeover to this new equipment. The new sets are not only lighter but provide additional safety features for our firefighters. Another successful CFA project to assist with protecting our communities. A big Thank You to all those who assisted. Well done . See more

14.01.2022 One of our Customer Service team members, Haylee, always wanted to become a fire fighter just like her cousin Melissa. Last year, her dream came true when she s...igned up as a volunteer at Trafalgar Fire Brigade. Since then, she has seen everything from bush and house fires to car accidents. This International Volunteer Day, we'd like to say a huge thank you to all of our staff members who have so generously donated their time to participate in a volunteering event this year. To read more about Haylee's volunteer story, follow this link: https://www.aussiebroadband.com.au//not-all-heroes-wear-c/

13.01.2022 Tomorrow, Wednesday 29th April at 5:40 pm, many CFA brigades across Victoria will sound their sirens four times. Each siren sounding will represent and honour the brave members of Victoria Police who lost their lives in the line of duty in Kew at 5:40 pm Wednesday 22nd April 2020. If you can hear our siren at 5:40pm tomorrow, there is no reason to be alarmed. ... We encourage community members to utilise this time to take a moment to reflect and remember the sacrifice made by Leading Senior Constable Lynette Taylor, Senior Constable Kevin King, Constable Josh Prestney and Constable Glen Humphris. See more

11.01.2022 Ever thought about volunteering in your community? Not sure if fighting fire is your thing? Well we may have the role for you. Yallourn North Fire Brigade is l...ooking people 18 years and over to volunteer on our Health Monitoring and Rehabilitation Unit. The Rehab Unit and crew set up a sheltered area near the fire / incidents where crews monitor firefighters heart rates, carbon monoxide levels, dehydration etc. The Brigade is also looking for people who have healthcare knowledge, paramedics, doctors, nurses, as your knowledge would be valuable to this specialist unit. Information Day will be held Saturday 05 Oct 2019 at 9 am onward at Yallourn North Fire Station, 3 Anderson Avenue, Yallourn North. If you can’t make this date, but are interested, please don’t hesitate to contact the Brigade on 03 5167 1298 and please leave a message. Note: this is a message bank, for all emergencies call 000

11.01.2022 Tomorrow Friday the 10/01/2020 has been declared a day of Total Fire Ban for Mallee, Northern Country, North Central, North East, East Gippsland and West and So...uth Gippsland. No fire can be lit in the open air or be allowed to remain alight in the open air between 00:01 on Fri, 10 Jan 2020 and 23:59 on Fri, 10 Jan 2020. Check your Total Fire Ban status and Fire Danger Rating daily over summer - visit cfa.vic.gov.au or call the VicEmergency Hotline on 1800 226 226

10.01.2022 Our District 9 Strike Team is moving from Goulburn and heading up to the out of control Gospers Mountain fire near Colo this morning. We wish them all a safe return.

10.01.2022 Change your clocks, check your alarm Firefighters urge Victorians to check their smoke alarms are in working order when daylight savings ends at 2 am this Sund...ay. Mindful of the current situation with many people being indoors at home as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic, it’s never been as important to ensure you have a working smoke alarm. If your smoke alarm is more than 10 years old, please make sure you replace it. The technology has advanced since they were first introduced, and we know a working smoke alarm is one of the best ways to save lives. For more information www.cfa.vic.gov.au/plan-prepare/fires-in-the-home Wellington Shire Council East Gippsland Shire CouncilTRFMABC GippslandWIN News GippslandLatrobe City Council See more

08.01.2022 Total Fire Ban for the whole state of Victoria tomorrow Thursday 21st November 2019. No fires are to be lit and any existing burns must be completely extinguished today.

08.01.2022 Total Fire Bans have been declared for the Mallee fire district tomorrow (Sunday 29 December 2019) and for the whole state on Monday 30 December 2019. For details of what you can and can't do on a Total Fire Ban day see https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/warnings-restrictions/can

08.01.2022 Our volunteers are at it again! On the 1st of September 4 of our members will be running up 28 floors wearing 25kg of kit to raise money to fight depression, PTSI and suicide. Please support them by using the link below to sponser them. https://www.firefighterclimb.org.au/station/cfa/trafalgar/

08.01.2022 If this Grand Final is the first time you are firing up the BBQ there’s a good chance it’s going to need a proper clean and thorough check to make sure it’s safe. Tips to make sure your Grand Final celebrations don’t go up in smoke.

08.01.2022 Usually at this time of year District 9 brigades would be out in the community sharing ways to prepare your property and how to get ready for the fire season th...rough community events and outreach or the Property Advice Visit service. COVID19 has meant a change to the way we chat with our community about the Fire Danger Period; we are pleased to be part of a Fire Safety Outreach Program for residents across Gippsland. The Fire Safety Outreach program is a free service for community members and professionals to access fire safety information from experienced CFA personnel. Find out about: Bushfire planning for your household Property preparation for bushfire Understanding the fire danger ratings Where to gain trusted information during emergencies Fire restrictions, what you can and cannot do Home fire safety information Support education sessions for your community groups and clubs CFA personnel will get in touch at a time that suits, via whatever communication method works for you. To register your interest for the program please contact E: [email protected] or M: 0419 874 484 (BH) Latrobe City Council Wellington Shire Council East Gippsland Shire Council TRFM ABC Gippsland Baw Baw Shire Council South Gippsland Shire Council Strzelecki Group of Fire Brigades

08.01.2022 A Total Fire Ban has been declared on Thursday 19th of December for Northern Country and the North East of the State. A STATEWIDE Total Fire Ban has been d...eclared for Friday 20th December. On these dates no fire can be lit in the open air or be allowed to remain alight in the open air between 00:01 on Thu, 19 Dec 2019 and 23:59 Friday, 20 December 2019. Know the rules when it comes to what you can and can't do during a TFB. www.cfa.vic.gov.au/can.

07.01.2022 Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) is set to commence on July 1. Meanwhile, the Trafalgar community and CFA volunteers remain in the dark how this will affect them, due... to lack of consultation. Captain of Trafalgar Fire Brigade Danny Mynard stressed "Our frustrations are not directed in any way towards the Latrobe West Brigade, we train and attend fire calls with them, with nothing but respect for their support. He continued to say "Our frustrations are directed at the state government, the lack of consultation and the broken promises that this change will not affect the brigades in the vicinity of the soon to be FRV stations." More in the July edition of the Traf News. Shadow Minister for Emergency Services Hon. Nick Wakeling, Captain Trafalgar Fire Brigade Danny Mynard, Captain Westbury Fire Brigade David Gridley, MP State Member for Narracan Gary Blackwood Photo: Marcus Barker

06.01.2022 In recent months we have seen an increase in house fires in CFA areas and sadly across the state, six lives have been lost. CFA and Fire Rescue Victoria are asking all Victorians to know their risks and be prepared when it comes to fire safety around the home.

05.01.2022 Trafalgar High School: The 7S Students are conducting a survey about CFA (Country Fire Authority) volunteering and what as many people to answer as possible. The link is; https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WGDGFVW... #cfa #survey CFA Gippsland Trafalgar Fire Brigade Yarragon Fire Brigade Willow Grove CFA Moe Fire Brigade

05.01.2022 Trafalgar Fire brigade is at Apex Park, Moe tonight. Looking for something to do? There will be fireworks, bonfire and of course see the fire trucks and play dressups

04.01.2022 Please find attached a complete list of Emergency Radio Broadcasters. Stay safe in the upcoming hot weather, and if you are travelling, make yourself familiar with the Emergency Radio Broadcasters in the area you travel to. Print out a copy and keep it in your car.

03.01.2022 We send our condolences to their family, colleagues and friends may they Rest In Peace. The NSW Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) confirms that two NSW RFS volu...nteer Firefighters have died tonight near Buxton, in south western Sydney. The deaths occurred following a vehicle rollover earlier this evening during Firefighting operations. It is believed the vehicle, while travelling in convey, hit a tree before rolling off the road. Another three Firefighters have received injuries as a result of the accident. Our thoughts are with all the Firefighter’s family, friends and fellow brigade members. This is an absolutely devastating event in what has already been an incredibly difficult day and fire season.

03.01.2022 Smoke from the fires in New South Wales and the East Gippsland fires is drifting across many parts of Victoria including Melbourne. For more information see the Better Health Channel - https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bushfiresmoke

03.01.2022 On Sunday May 16th Trafalgar Fire Brigade will be hosting a group training exercise, this means there will be a number of CFA appliances visiting during the day from neighbouring brigades. Don't be alarmed if you see us driving around town, our volunteers will just be brushing up on some valuable skills to better protect our communities. CFA District 9 Trafalgar Community Notice Board

03.01.2022 Will you be BBQing this summer? Make sure to check for gas leaks first. #Knowthedrill

03.01.2022 Restrictions are here! No burning off is allowed without a written permit from CFA. Burning without one is a criminal offence. Permits can be applied for online... at the CFA website. All applications require a site visit by a CFA Officer prior to approval so depending on how many applications we have as to the timeframe for issuing permits if approved. Any further queries call us on 56241900. See more

02.01.2022 With the fire season soon approaching here is some things to think about when preparing your property for summer.

01.01.2022 Trafalgar CFA is happy to announce that the 2020 Santa Run is going ahead. Please note this is a non-contact event and is subject to change on advice from the Victorian Government. We will keep you informed of any changes. Thank you Trafalgar and Trafalgar East for your continued support.... Disclaimer: All crew will be wearing gloves and masks to pass out the lollies (Santa Included) All Lollies are supplied to the Trafalgar CFA pre-packaged

01.01.2022 Fire season is no longer just in summer, it’s starting earlier and lasting longer. Have you started planning and preparing? For more info, visit cfa.vic.gov.au/prepare

01.01.2022 On Wednesday 29th of April 2020 at 5:40pm Trafalgar CFA participated in sounding their station siren as a mark of respect to our four Victorian Police Officers who tragically lost their lives in the line of duty last week. @cfa @cfavic #emergencyservicesfamily #victoriapolice #cfa #weworkasone #cfavic #cfadistrictnine

01.01.2022 The Fire Danger Period (FDP) will begin 1am, Monday 14 December 2020 for the following municipalities: Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort South Gippsland Shire Council G...olden Plains Shire Council Moorabool Shire Council Ballarat Council Hepburn Shire Council Latrobe City Council Baw Baw Shire Council Make sure you know what you can and can't do during the Fire Danger Period. Visit www.cfa.vic.gov.au/can See less

01.01.2022 87 unattended or abandoned campfires were found across Victoria over the weekend during FFMVic and Conservation Regulator patrols. Campfires must never be left ...unattended and should be completely extinguished using plenty of water. Make sure you're familiar with the rules: https://bit.ly/3pAo4dT Parks Victoria Victoria Police

01.01.2022 A message from our friends in Leongatha