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Winmalee Rural Fire Brigade
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Winmalee Rural Fire Brigade is one of many Volunteer Brigades located across the State of New South Wales, Australia. The Brigade started life as North Springwood Bush Fire Brigade in 1963 and currently has approx. 50 operationally active members with a reserve of approx. 150 people, with a total fire fighting experience in excess of 2200 years. For more information about the life of the Brigade, please see our website.
The Brigade has adopted the Road Runner as its mascot which has been approved by Warner Bros. Studio.
Our active members are linked by an alpha numeric pager system which is activated to enable members to respond to emergencies. It is also used as a general communications tool.
The Brigade has adopted the Road Runner as its mascot which has been approved by Warner Bros. Studio.
Our active members are linked by an alpha numeric pager system which is activated to enable members to respond to emergencies. It is also used as a general communications tool.
Hours of operation
Tuesday7:00PM - 11:00PMSaturday1:00PM - 5:00PM
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October 17, 2013
Purpletomcat's M. asked:anyone aware of fires in our area? heard there were evecuations in back streets
Anna L. replied:BUSHFIRE UPDATE FROM RFS- The fast-moving bush fire is burning in dangerous conditions in the areas around Springwood, Winmalee, Yellow Rock, Mt Riverview and Emu Heights. It is understood the fire has jumped the Nepean River and is burning in Castlereagh (Penrith area). All roads around St Columba's Springwood are closed. Students are safe and sheltering in the school hall. Students from St Thomas Aquinas Primary students have been evacuated to Winmalee Shopping Centre. With multiple fires in the area, please postpone non-essential travel to keep the roads clear for firefighters. Advice Residents in the Springwood, Yellow Rock, Winmalee, Emu Heights, Mt Riverview and Castlereagh areas should take shelter and protect themselves from the radiant heat. Follow your Bush Fire Survival Plan. If you don't have a plan, ensure you know what you will do if the fire threatens where you are. Take advice from firefighters in the area. Call 1800 227 228 for more information.
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