Upper Huon Fire Brigade in Judbury, Tasmania, Australia | Local business
Upper Huon Fire Brigade
Locality: Judbury, Tasmania, Australia
Address: 1278 Glen Huon Road 7109 Judbury, TAS, Australia
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20.01.2022 The Huon Valley’s smoke today is coming from mainland fires and has been funneling south for two days. You can monitor the particulate levels and smoke tracks at https://earth.nullschool.net/
18.01.2022 Upper Huon Brigade will be doing a control burn tonight in the vicinity of Forest Hill Road, judbury
16.01.2022 A little tribute #weareaustralian Song Credit: I am Australian sung by ... Dami Im, Jessica Mauboy, Justice Crew, Nathaniel, Samantha Jade & Taylor Henderson Written by Bruce Woodley of The Seekers and Dobe Newton of The Bushwackers. Opening image credit: Martin Von Stoll Instagram @stoll_photography Credit to photographer: Nick Moir Instagram @nampix Credit to artist: Amy Naef Instagram Amy Naef - Art Credit to Photographer: Matthew Abbott Instagram @mattabbottphoto Credit to Photographer: Stella Reid Instagram @wildhaven_australia (Cooper & Merlot) Credit to Photographer: Renae Bruce (Patrick Boyle’s sister in law) Credit to Photographer: Adam Stevenson Instagram @adamstevo84 Credit to Photographer: Saeed Khan afp - Getty Images Instagram @saeed_khan_afp Credit to Photographer: Brad Fleet Instagram Brad Fleet Credit to Photographer: Allison Marion Credit to Photographer: Sean Davey Instagram @sean_davey Credit to Photographer: David Gray - Getty Images Credit to Photographer: Peter Parks Instagram @parks_peter Credit to Photographer: Daniel Kirkman Instagram @somethingvisual For those that are wanting a copy to share outside of social media I have uploaded it to YouTube for you to use https://youtu.be/-fLAL5CyHkg
13.01.2022 Tasmanians need to be prepared for challenging fire weather conditions towards the end of this week as hot temperatures, north-westerly winds and low humidity i...s expected to push the fire danger to severe in parts of the state. The forecast has triggered a total fire ban to be declared for Thursday and Friday for all municipalities in the south, and Northern Midlands and Break O’Day in the north. A total fire ban means it is illegal to light or to cause a fire to start in the open air. This includes (but is not limited to) incinerators, burn-offs, campfires, fire pots, and wood-fuelled barbecues. The total fire ban applies to the following municipalities from 2am Thursday 30 January until 2am Saturday 1 February: Brighton, Break O'Day, Central Highlands, Clarence, Derwent Valley, Glamorgan-Spring Bay, Glenorchy, Hobart, Huon Valley, Kingborough, Northern Midlands, Sorell, Southern Midlands and Tasman. More information on Total Fire Bans and incidents in your area can be found at www.fire.tas.gov.au or by listening to ABC Radio.
12.01.2022 Upper Huon 5:1 unit with two of our brigade members are currently working at Pelham, northwest of Hobart. The crew direct Firebird 721 to drop water on burning trees too dangerous to approach on foot.
12.01.2022 Update regarding fire Watsons Road, Glen Huon. The fire is above 7th Day Road. Heavy winds have blown a tree down which has touched powerlines. A Fire Bird has knocked the fire down & crews from both Upper Huon & Huonville Brigades are currently blacking in out.
08.01.2022 Upper Huon Brigade would like to inform the community that we still remain operational even due to the current situation that face us all. We will still continue to turn out to any emergency & protect our community. However due to the current situation all training & non-essential activities have been suspended. Thankyou for your continue support of the Brigade.
01.01.2022 If an emergency vehicle with flashing lights appears in your rear view mirror you know to safely get out of its way. To help protect our emergency workers incl...uding career and volunteer firefighters, from 1 December this year, a new road rule will apply when approaching any stationary or slow moving emergency vehicle with lights flashing. It will mean you must safely slow to 40kmh as you pass the emergency vehicle. This applies whatever direction you are travelling in, unless there's a dividing barrier. Take care when slowing and avoid braking suddenly. More information at www.rsac.tas.gov.au
