Campbell Town Volunteer Fire Brigade

07/03/2026

Today we recognise the many women who serve our community across Tasmania Fire Service and thank all our people for their dedication to keeping Tasmania safe 🙌

10/02/2026

Wishing Todd Russell all the very best as he embarks on his next adventure! We're so incredibly grateful for his dedication and service. It's been an honor having worked with him. Beaconsfield will miss his contributions dearly. Look after yourself mate and thank you.

Today, we extend our sincere appreciation and best wishes to Brigade Chief Todd Russell as he concludes his service within our brigade and enters retirement to spend more time with those close to him.

Throughout his tenure as chief he has demonstrated exceptional leadership, professionalism and an unwavering commitment to excellence. His guidance, integrity and steady decision-making have left a lasting impact on the brigade and the communities it serves. Todd led with purpose and accountability. His dedication to operational readiness set a high standard for those who follow.

As he moves on to the next chapter, we thank him for his 31 years of devoted service and dedication.
We wish Todd continued success, good health, and fulfillment in all future endeavors.
Please join us in wishing him a happy and fulfilling retirement.

On behalf of Beaconsfield Volunteer Fire Brigade members past and present we Thankyou for your dedication and service and wish you the best in your next chapter.

08/02/2026

Another week, Another fire, Another chopper video 🤣👨‍🚒👩‍🚒🚒

31/01/2026

With High Fire Danger ratings forecast for most of Tasmania tomorrow (Sunday, 1 February), there are a few things we can all do to stay safe.

🔥 Make sure any fires lit in recent days or weeks, including fire pits and other outdoor fires, are fully extinguished. Soak it. Stir it. Soak it again.

🗒️ Check your bushfire plan and prepare your property.

🔥 If you do see any signs of fire re-igniting such as smoke and flames, call Triple Zero (000).

📱 Keep up to date with warnings and information on the TasALERT app or at TasALERT.com, or by listening to ABC Local Radio.

📜Fire Permits are in place across the state, call 1800 000 699 to apply for a permit.

🔗Prepare your property and have a bushfire plan: www.bushfire.tas.gov.au

11/01/2026

Here are some photos of the last week on the conara fire 🔥

08/01/2026

This week has been marked by substantial firefighting efforts, notably on Harrison Street with multiple fires and in Conara, and it is not yet over. We offer our heartfelt thanks to the many regional volunteers who have supported these efforts, playing a critical role during these challenging times. The air support team also deserves special recognition for their key contributions to both incidents. As summer continues, vigilance among the public is crucial. We also value the appreciation shown to our brigade for their hard work and dedication.
Thank You

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21/12/2025

We are looking for locals that are interested in joining the Campbell Town Volunteer Fire Brigade as we need more members. Please if you are interested please pm this page thanks.

20/12/2025

From all volunteers at the Campbell Town Fire Brigade and Northern Midlands S.E.S have a Merry Christmas and a safe and joyfull holiday. A little reminder that fire permits are now active across the state.🎄🚒👨‍🚒👩‍🚒

15/12/2025

The Fire Permit Period for all of Tasmania will start tomorrow (Tuesday, 16 December 2025) – this means from 2am Fire Permits will be required across the state until the end of the 2025-26 bushfire season 🔥📃

If you have a property and you wish to conduct a burn (larger than 1 cubic metre in size) on your property, you will need to apply for a free Fire Permit by submitting an application online at fire.tas.gov.au or calling the Tasmania Fire Service on 1800 000 699

📲 During a Fire Permit Period:

📑 People intending to light a fire for burning vegetation or for a similar purpose must obtain a permit.

📑 People intending to light a fire at a sawmill or factory for burning wood waste or other flammable material must obtain a permit.

📑 People intending to light a fire for cooking, warmth or disposal of garden waste do not require a permit provided that:
❌ The fire is not lit in peat, humus or marram grass.
❌ The fire is attended by a responsible adult at all times until it is extinguished.
❌ All flammable material is removed for at least three metres radius from the fire.
❌ It is less than one cubic metre in size.

24/05/2025

What to do on a cold wet Saturday 🤔?? How about come and have a look through our new station all welcome free sausage sizzle also on the go. Open till 3pm

01/03/2025

Brigade Chief Brad McDonald outside of his usual environment speaking with Minister Felix Ellis about our new emergency hub at Campbell Town

28/02/2025

Today, the new fire and emergency service station at Campbell Town was officially opened. Gratitude is expressed to all those who played a role in this project, providing a state-of-the-art operational environment.