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Fire Station New South Wales NSW Rural Fire Service

NSW RFS – Woronora Brigade (Sutherland District)

NSW Rural Fire Service
Woronora Brigade
Sutherland District
Region East

Website: http://www.woronorafire.org.au/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WoronoraBushFireBrigade

Formed 23rd of April 1967. In typical fashion, early meetings of the brigade were held at members’ properties. The brigade moved to its current location in September 1976. The brigade is a water based brigade, operating 3 fire boats and a Land Rover Personnel Carrier capable of towing the vessels to other waterways.
In 2011, major upgrades to the station were completed which include the addition of a 3-berth floating station where the brigade’s fireboats are stored on floating pontoons, and additions to the land section of the station to improve training and welfare areas.

The brigade’s website contains some great photos and information about the running and history of the brigade.

Woronora Personnel Carrier
Woronora Boat ‘Alpha’
Woronora Boat ‘Bravo’
Woronora Boat ‘Charlie’

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NSWRFS Woronora Fire Brigade - a water based Brigade with Boats

NSWRFS Woronora Fire Brigade - a water based Brigade with Boats


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NSW RFS – Ku-ring-gai Brigade (Hornsby/Ku-Ring-Gai)

NSW Rural Fire Service
Ku-ring-gai Brigade
Hornsby Ku-ring-gai District
Region East

Ku-ring-gai Rural Fire Brigade was founded in 1957

Ku-ring-gai Brigde have this year (2013) moved into a brand new station built for them at the same site as their existing station. The station was partly funded by fundraising conducted by the brigade volunteers.

The brigade run 2 Cat 1 Tankers (Ku-ring-gai 1A, Ku-ring-gai 1B (2000 build)), a Personnel Carrier, and a support vehicle

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KuRingGaiBushFireBrigade
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KuringgaiRFS‎

More Photos

NSWRFS Ku-ring-gai Fire Station. Opened 2013 Photo Sep 2013

NSWRFS Ku-ring-gai Fire Station. Opened 2013 Photo Sep 2013


WA Fire & Rescue Service – Osborne Park Fire Station

Service – Fire & Rescue Service WA
Crewing – Career: 2 crews consisting of Station Officer & 3 firefighters
Built -The current Osborne Park Fire Station opened around 2007, replacing a former station on Hutton St.
Location – Collingwood St, Osborne Park

Vehicles – Osborne Park run a Pump (MP68) and Light Tanker, as well as one of 2 Specialised Equipment Tenders (SET- ST02/SM02) in FRSWA. There was formerly only 1 SET located at Perth Fire Station, which was relocated to Osborne Park when the new station was built. Subsequently 2 new SETs were built, with Murdoch station receiving one and Osborne Park’s being replaced.

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Osborne Park FRS Fire StationOsborne Park FRS Fire Station

December 2007

Osborne Park FRS Fire StationOsborne Park FRS Fire Station

December 2007


Bush Fire Service WA – Kalamunda Brigade

Bush Fire Service WA
Kalamunda Brigade
Kalamunda Shire

Kalamunda BFB is the only BFS Brigade in the Kalamunda Shire and the station is located in the Walliston industrial area. The brigade has centralised over many years as much of the Shire has been urbanised with decreased bushland and FRS resources increased. The Walliston station is the first formal fire station for the brigade, with previous operations running from a shed at the rear of the Police Station and Bus depot in the Kalamunda town centre. Prior to that shed, operations were spread across informal ‘homes’ for the brigade’s equipment. An extensive history can be found on the brigade’s website (link below).

The brigade’s fleet has developed strongly over the years. A core part of the fleet has always been a number of Light Tankers (or Fast Attacks as they were also known). The brigade still runs a number of Light Tankers, but has increasingly moved towards larger tankers with greater water capacity and equipment stowage. The brigade these days has a 3.4 tanker, 2.4 tanker, and 1.4 tanker along with a number of Light Tankers. Some years ago the Brigade also commissioned an Incident Control Vehicle, based on a Toyota Coaster bus, which has increased the Command & Control capabilities in the shire.

http://www.kalamunda-bfs.org.au/

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Kalamunda BFB 3.4R TankerPhoto December 2007

Kalamunda BFB Light Tanker 5Photo December 2007

Kalamunda BFB Light Tanker 6Photo December 2007


WA Fire & Rescue Service – Joondalup Station

Service – Fire & Rescue Service WA
Crewing – Career: Standard oustation – Station Officer & 3 firefighters for Pump & Light Tanker, + 2 firefighters for Urban Tanker
Formed –
Location – Drover Place, Joondalup

Vehicles – Pump, Light Tanker, 2.4 Urban Tanker

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FRS Joondalup Fire StationDecember 2007

Joondalup FRS Fire StationJoondalup FRS Fire StationMay 2004


WA Fire & Rescue Service – Kalgoorlie Boulder Station

Kalgoorlie-Boulder FRS Station is Career staffed, and responsible for the large Kalgoorlie centre, as well as responding to a range of incidents in the vast areas around, with remote towns and properties not able to sustain emergency services.

The station houses a standard setup of Pump (UP07) and Light Tanker, but also has a 2.4 Urban Tanker and a number of trailers and deployment kits which can be taken to remote locations by road or air. These include Rapid Deployment and Road Rescue trailers, foam, hazmat and other resources.

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Kalgoorlie-Boulder FRSKalgoorlie-Boulder FRS Station is Career staffed, and responsible for the large Kalgoorlie centre, as well as responding to a range of incidents in the vast areas around, with remote towns and properties not able to sustain emergency services.

December 2010


WA Fire & Rescue Service – Hope Valley Station

Hope Valley is a relatively new station for FRSWA, situated to the north of Kwinana township. It provides an increase in resource for the nearby heavy industrial areas.

The station is staffed by career firefighters operating 2 standard crews of SO + 3 Firefighters.

Hope Valley run a Heavy Pump (HP20) and Light Tanker

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NSW RFS – Wisemans Ferry Brigade (The Hills)

Brigade: Wisemans Ferry
District: The Hills (Formerly ‘Baulkham Hills’)
Region: East

Wisemans Ferry Brigade is located in the Wisemans Ferry township, on the shores of the Hawkesbury River at the upper end of Old Northern Road. Two ferries provide crossings over the Hawkesbury river and access to the north, east and west of the town.
The area is surrounded by bushland and difficult terrain.

The brigade run a 2009 Cat 1 Tanker and 1998 Cat 7 tanker.

http://www.wisemansferry.rfsa.org.au/

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Wisemans Ferry RFB Station. The Hills DistrictSeptember 2013

Wisemans Ferry RFB. The Hills DistrictSeptember 2013


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WA Fire & Rescue Service – Ellenbrook Station

Ellenbrook Fire Station is one of FRSWA’s newest stations, built as a result of the significant residential development of the Ellenbrook area. Until its opening the area was covered by West Swan BFS along with Midland, Malaga and Wangara FRS Stations. The presence of this station dramatically reduces response times into the Ellenbrook, Vines and surrounding areas, as well as out of area to the north.

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FRS Ellenbrook Fire StationAugust 2010


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WA Fire & Rescue Service – Duncraig/Balcatta Station

Duncraig Fire Station is the successor to the former Balcatta Fire Station. The Service built the new station on Hepburn ave to replace the former Balcatta Fire Station which was located further south in the Balcatta industrial area.

The station is staffed by a standard Career firefighter crew of Station Officer plus 3 firefighters with a Pump and Light Tanker

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Duncraig FRS Fire StationDuncraig FRS Fire Station

April 2005

Former Balcatta Station
FRS Balcatta StationReplaced by new Duncraig Station.Photo May 2004